Abnormal red pixels near tray icons

Hi,
My system is always uptodate and I don't how happened but there are abnormal red pixels near tray icons for two weeks. Firstly I supposed that it's a death pixel but it wasnt. The locations of red pixels always change as soon as the location of icons are changed when open the programs in different order. I tested my LCD screen with death pixel tester program and there is actually no death pixel. It is happened when I open a new program especially VLC player and Rhythmbox.
Here is my tray icons;
The only solution that I found for now is reopen the program or run "gnome-panel --replace" command then these red pixels disappear. But I could not figure out the problem yet.
Gnome version 2.32.1

eldragon wrote:EDIT: now that i think about it. if you managed to take a snapshot, its not the same issue.
The snapshot is the same appearance what I see at right side of gnome-panel where tray icons stand.
Here is the bigger size of tray icons
normally it should be like that,
If I had a hardware problem it must have every time at the same posion of my LCD screen, such as watching fullscreen movie, or using the other OS, I should have seen the same red pixels at the same place. Maybe it's related with gnome panel maybe my theme or some drivers but I could not figure out the problem yet as I said before.

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