Display contains horizontal multicolor lines
Hi,
I have a 5/6 year old MacBook.
I've had the problems below for about 1 year, but they've steadily been getting worse to the point where I really need to do something about it!
Here's the problem:
The bottom half of the screen appears to be inverted (as if someone has applied reverse video!) and there is a small (1/2 an inch) horizontal line half way in the reverse video zone with multiple multicolored vertical lines inside it. Inside the small horizontal line, it's a dead zone as the display is shunted down by that amount.
If I move the screen around, or apply pressure in random places on my MacBook, sometimes I can get the reverse video to fix itself (so I'm just left with the horizontal line).
I'm certain it's not my graphics chip as when I connect an external screen, everything looks fine
Any ideas?
Does anyone think it's a cable issue or my screen itself?
Is it worth just taking a look inside to see if anything is loose?
Any help would be much appreciated!
Nick.
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Please give us the last three figures of your serial number.
mayer tarafından
Hi- the last three figures of my serial number are WBV.
My Mac is A1181 if that helps also.
Cheers! Nick.
Nick Cartwright tarafından
Attached is a picture I took of my screen if this helps also: http://i43.tinypic.com/2mrxw11.jpg
Nick Cartwright tarafından
This has shared video RAM, so it could be a flaky RAM chip. I'd try switching RAM chips around or hook it up to an external monitor prior to purchasing anything.
ABCellars tarafından