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MrKay 
Guy's need some advice hear. I have done this to add the profile but still no luck. Right-click desktop → Screen resolution → Advanced settings → Color Management tab → Color Management → All Profiles tab → Add... do i need to do anything after this. Cause the color does not change. Also when i go to Screen resolution →Advanced → Monitor the screen refresh rate is 59 hertz now when i change this to 60 hertz and apply then go back in again it goes back to 59 hertz again does anyone else have this problem am using a gtx 670 card or is this normal
Follow this to keep your colo0r profile from changing:
http://www.laszlopusztai.net/2009/08/23/stop-losing-display-calibration-with-windows-7/
All monitors are overclock able since it all of the Korean monitors use the same tech. Only difference is the brand and the housing. Without the correctly piece do not assume your gonna be able to overclock any of the korean monitors. You need a "2B PCB" to make anything overclock able. Currently these are not sold separately.
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Originally Posted by
MrKay
Guy's now am seeing 6 stuck or dead pixel first it was 2 then it went to 4 now its 6 do you guys think its the dvi-d cable that came with it is the problem
It can be any sorts of things. You can start troubleshooting right now before you contact ther seller. Also please remember if you bought the Non-pixel perfect version you shoudl expect some pixels. Yes majority are lucky and claim pixel perfect but regardless you are susceptible to getting it. Stucvk pixels are what they are... Stuck pixels. You can opnly do so much to try and fix them.
You can apply pressure via the screen for 1 second each where the stuck/dead pixels are located for a span of 1 min.
Use this link and run it overnight 10+ Hours -
http://www.yourepeat.com/watch/?v=F23aHQ2oYQs
( Already have it looped, just full screen and leave it)
Open up the monitor and locate the actual panel. Gently message the areas where the stuck/dead pixels are located. Sometimes Dead pixels come alive.
All else fails, complain back to the seller and see if the dead/stuck pixels are within limit of his policy. Usually no more that 1 Dead/Stuck Pixel in the center of the screen and 5-8 on the other sub sections.
Sad to say Stuck/dead pixels have nothing to do with your power brick/cable. Usually screen tearing and blinking can have some association with them.
Edited by Cloudz00x - 11/10/12 at 11:34am
. I assume he got the proper one at monoprice, and this apple one: 
