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ROGBot
Hello,
I have this ugly yellowish spots when display is black.
I had panel and frame replaced becasue it was badly mounted( I just opened a box with new laptop and send it back to Asus almost same day)
There was a space between panel and frame in bottom part of screen resulting in even bigger yellow spot.
Right now after repair as you can see in picture I have yellow spots in bottom part very visible and slighly less visible in upper right corner.
When I lightly touch the frame spots either disappear or are getting brighter, depends on where I put some light pressure so I assume this is mounting problem.
Shall I send it back again? Or all G752 have this?
I have this ugly yellowish spots when display is black.
I had panel and frame replaced becasue it was badly mounted( I just opened a box with new laptop and send it back to Asus almost same day)
There was a space between panel and frame in bottom part of screen resulting in even bigger yellow spot.
Right now after repair as you can see in picture I have yellow spots in bottom part very visible and slighly less visible in upper right corner.
When I lightly touch the frame spots either disappear or are getting brighter, depends on where I put some light pressure so I assume this is mounting problem.
Shall I send it back again? Or all G752 have this?
I dont have any bleed problems that Ive noticed in daily operation. Then again I don't intentionally make the screen black and try to produce them either. Others have posted about screen bleed issue with all different models with the common denominator being the IPS panel. Regardless of what shows in the picture the simple fact of any separation in the panel whatsoever would prompt me to send it back. I wouldnt have been looking for a repair, I would have been after a replacement. Seems the shops they use to do repairs cause more or worse problems than the original issue. I generally go though a machine and dog the crap out of it as soon as I get it. If it fails at anything I pack it back in the box it came in and take it back to exchange for a new one. I understand that not all places have that luxury. Where I bought mine I had a full 90 days to return/exchange.
JustinThyme wrote:
I dont have any bleed problems that Ive noticed in daily operation. Then again I don't intentionally make the screen black and try to produce them either. Others have posted about screen bleed issue with all different models with the common denominator being the IPS panel. Regardless of what shows in the picture the simple fact of any separation in the panel whatsoever would prompt me to send it back. I wouldnt have been looking for a repair, I would have been after a replacement. Seems the shops they use to do repairs cause more or worse problems than the original issue. I generally go though a machine and dog the crap out of it as soon as I get it. If it fails at anything I pack it back in the box it came in and take it back to exchange for a new one. I understand that not all places have that luxury. Where I bought mine I had a full 90 days to return/exchange.
Thanks for reply.
Unfortunately I cannot return it to seller unless Asus states that unit is FUBAR. I sent it again, they ordered new screen again.
In my case it is purely mounting issue, first it was defective on arrival, and after repair it was poorly mounted.
Also I do not make intentionally screen black, I used black so I could take pictures so yellow spots are visible.
They are much more visible in reality than on pictures. I like to use Windows black theme with black background so those spots annoy me a lot. Also in games those are visible.
Some clarification about bleeding; bleeding occurs of course but color is in range of white bluefish, my screen is yellowish. Just use finger and apply some very light pressure on the frame near screen or on screen you will see what I mean.
EDIT: Please check more clear picture below:
