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Originally Posted by Scorpion8
Gotta love it. Two pages of replies and jokes and STILL not a technical answer regarding whether a modern LCD "needs" a screen saver or not. I don't care about Windows power-saver features. I don't care about what people do based on which way the wind blows their grass. I don't care about if a pigeon alights on the car but only on the second Monday while Aunt Helon's lumbago is flaring up.
Does, based on the design of the interleave, the refresh rates, the graphics mode and so forth, does a modern LCD need a screen saver, or is it immune to burn-in due to any of those technical issues?
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Read my post. No, an LCD cannot be damaged by burn-in; they are built differently and are not affected permanently. Cheaper displays may show a 'ghost' for a few minutes, but nothing that lasts.
In other words, a screensaver is not necessary for an LCD of modern design.