[Help!!] ASUS G751JY Screen Bleeding Check

I just got a G751JY today and test it out. Found everything to be perfect until I found this.


under complete dark room


under well lit room

Is this bleeding considered really bad? Is this bad enough that Asus would replace a panel for me even if it is dead pixel free?

Never had IPS panel display so I have no idea, but it certainly bothers me when I was watching a movie.

Also the weird thing is that I did perform a deadpixel test and bleeding test when I first turn on my laptop. I didn't notice any bleeding at all at that time. However, when I used win8 reseting feature (which I deeply regret because it takes way too long), I noticed all these bleeding. Does win8 system reset have anything to do with it?

Thank you in advance for your help.

Update: I guess it has nothing to do with win8 system reset because bleeding did not turn out to be better after the reset.

 

Yeah that's a lot of backlight bleed, I would consider exchanging it.

 

Thanks for the reply! However it already past 30 days for retailer exchange so I think I have to send it to Asus and have them replace it for me under 2 year warranty.
I hope they would consider this as bad enough to replace xD

 

Out of interest if you gently manipulate the bezel does the bleed go away?

 

Do you get that lightbleed all of the time? My monitor does that too, right at the same boot time your picture is, but once its booted into Windows I no longer git it, even if I do a full black picture.

 

tried it. No changes at all

 

Bleeding still is present after the bootup sending it to RMA twr after I tried if there are other issues today.

Seems the fan is louder than I anticipated. Used AIDA64 and CPU is running at 2300rpm and GPU 100% at idle. I heard that 2300rpm is the best it can get at idle but how about 100% GPU? What does it mean by 100%?

 

Sounds like a screen issue then, hopefully it gets sorted quickly.

Did you have a screenshot of exactly what figure you mean?

 

Sending to RMA twr. Hope they give me a good one this time. Otherwise, really awesome laptop so far!

Thank you everyone for helping. Much appreciated!

 

simplydf, the G750/G750 GPU fan speeds can't be read by anything I have seen - rpm that is, the Notebook Fan Control program lets you set % speed, but it would be a guess as to the actual rpm. You see 100% GPU fan on the G751, I see 0% GPU fan all the time on my G750JH

 

It's due to the custom nature of the EC system in notebooks, sensor programs would have to be huge to cope with all the schemes out there and it would take a LOT of work.