| Comment | If you have a computer monitor, try plugging it into it and see what the display looks like there. If it's just the screen on the laptop itself glitching out, then it's not the GPU as the other comment has said and most likely the connector between the motherboard and screen.
The main reason I don't think it's the GPU though is because it looks like there's still some functionality to some degree which makes me think it's just the connection. Do the artefacts change signficiantly as you open and close it? If so, I'd be even more confident that it's the case.
You can probably fix it yourself with just a screwdriver if you know how to open it and can order a new cable or whatever is used to connect the screen and board together. |
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