Macbook Pro screen defect..

If I twist my screen.. The problem goes away..

And no, I didn't drop it, sit on it or anything else :)

Has anyone had this problem?

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• mbp
• defect
• screen
• apple
• macbook
• pro
• mac
• crappy
• hardware

[scuadesign]

i got the same problem...i use my garanty, so i have to wait one month. i hope they can fix the macbook pro, becouse its so expensive.

good luck!!!

i tell you something if they can fix the problem!!

bye

[ichump]

Any luck with your screen? :)

[NJM55555555]

NVIDIA publicly acknowledged a higher than normal failure rate for some of their graphics processors. After an Apple-led investigation, Apple has determined that some MacBook Pro computers with the NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT graphics processor may be affected. If the NVIDIA graphics processor in your MacBook Pro has failed, or fails within three years of the original date of purchase, a repair will be done free of charge, even if your MacBook Pro is out of warranty.

[NJM55555555]

NVIDIA publicly acknowledged a higher than normal failure rate for some of their graphics processors. After an Apple-led investigation, Apple has determined that some MacBook Pro computers with the NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT graphics processor may be affected. If the NVIDIA graphics processor in your MacBook Pro has failed, or fails within three years of the original date of purchase, a repair will be done free of charge, even if your MacBook Pro is out of warranty.

[xMikeDezzyx421]

woah that sucks man, i tried to do that windows bootcamp bullshit and i fucked up my mac was stuck on the windows side, and i called mac and they straight up told me they couldnt fix it, but i did end up getting it fix by some dude who had the programs but that screen defect is like YIKES!!!! my heart goes out to you cuz these macs cost too much for these bullshit peoblems

[andyschannel17]

A new inverter board might do the trick.

[Itsame]

I think that's called solarization of the screen or something, usually caused by like a wire pressed against a screen. I'd google screen solarization and look into it.