I dissembled my computer, cleaned the fan, reconnected the screen to the motherboard and it's still happening. I realized it happens most if I press on the screen with my fingers or when the computer becomes a bit too hot (while gaming etc...)Thomas wrote:But Aleya are you sure that the problem you had on your Q&A was within the display? (LCD) or something related to the GPU?
No warranty on that shit?
Either way I doubt you will get any luck with an improvement of your current display. Laptops are extremely limited. I google'd a little bit and only a few models from Dell, Levono are capable of such complicated upgrade.
Well, take it to a local computer store and let them check it, maybe it's just the connector.Aleyaj wrote:Yes warranty gone. I'll post the model as soon as I'm home.
Edit: It's confirmed to be a display or display-connector issue. I tested my PC on a TV with HDMI and it worked fine on the TV screen while it did not on my PC's.
The model is ASUS ROG GL552.
50 inch ;OCamorra wrote:i using 50 inch screen with 1080 GTX geforce card , plus have some upgraded shits to use full hd , great shit
Eduardo wrote:Well, take it to a local computer store and let them check it, maybe it's just the connector.Aleyaj wrote:Yes warranty gone. I'll post the model as soon as I'm home.
Edit: It's confirmed to be a display or display-connector issue. I tested my PC on a TV with HDMI and it worked fine on the TV screen while it did not on my PC's.
The model is ASUS ROG GL552.
Can you just play with TV plugged to your PC? Changing the screen or fixing it can get really expensive, especially if you take it to a local computer repair shop. Unless you can change the part yourself, that would mean you disassemble the whole thing, check all the wires with multimeter if they are damaged or not. If it is just wires or something similar that's broken they are super cheap to replace.Aleyaj wrote:Yes warranty gone. I'll post the model as soon as I'm home.
Edit: It's confirmed to be a display or display-connector issue. I tested my PC on a TV with HDMI and it worked fine on the TV screen while it did not on my PC's.
The model is ASUS ROG GL552.
Arent you supposed to be inactive?Peksi wrote:Can you just play with TV plugged to your PC? Changing the screen or fixing it can get really expensive, especially if you take it to a local computer repair shop. Unless you can change the part yourself, that would mean you disassemble the whole thing, check all the wires with multimeter if they are damaged or not. If it is just wires or something similar that's broken they are super cheap to replace.Aleyaj wrote:Yes warranty gone. I'll post the model as soon as I'm home.
Edit: It's confirmed to be a display or display-connector issue. I tested my PC on a TV with HDMI and it worked fine on the TV screen while it did not on my PC's.
The model is ASUS ROG GL552.
Also there are 4 different versions of ASUS ROG GL552 so would need exact serial number to check for parts. Also your screen should have its own serial number inside the front panel which would make everything 10 times easier.