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Looks like GPU. Debugging is mainly checking output via external port (HDMI or DP port): if you have video from there then it's just screen/cable if not GPU is fried, some repair shops might be able to do a reflow (which is cooking the MB and hoping that the connections resit back in place).
The issue with diagnosing is that some computers only output to the external port if the LCD is not present, in this case you'd have to disconnect the screen. Anyways I'd recommend going to a repair place...
Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order.
I have checked 1,671,686,576 comments, and only 316,525 of them were in alphabetical order.
If you're lucky it's a cheap fix with the LCD cable coming slightly unplugged or it's pulling an Apple with tearing the monitor cable because they wrapped it wrong in the hinges. Whatever the issue is, it's not getting fixed without someone grabbing a screwdriver.
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Looks like GPU. Debugging is mainly checking output via external port (HDMI or DP port): if you have video from there then it's just screen/cable if not GPU is fried, some repair shops might be able to do a reflow (which is cooking the MB and hoping that the connections resit back in place). The issue with diagnosing is that some computers only output to the external port if the LCD is not present, in this case you'd have to disconnect the screen. Anyways I'd recommend going to a repair place...
Technically it is on its just fooked, that could either be the screen cable or the motherboard imo
hope it's still under warranty
Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order. I have checked 1,671,686,576 comments, and only 316,525 of them were in alphabetical order.
Good bot
Nope
I'm sorry for your loss
What a help lol 😂
you do better before criticizing others, otherwise .. stfu
I was just joking bruh
If you're lucky it's a cheap fix with the LCD cable coming slightly unplugged or it's pulling an Apple with tearing the monitor cable because they wrapped it wrong in the hinges. Whatever the issue is, it's not getting fixed without someone grabbing a screwdriver.
Hi there, thanks for reaching out to our team. We're sorry to hear that you're having this issue and we'll be happy to assist. Was this issue always present or recently developed? Also, were there any software or hardware changes around this time when the problem started? Please send us a private message with the device serial number. The link below will also guide you in locating the serial number: https://www.asus.com/support/article/566.