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    Is this IPS Glow or BLB (Asus ROG G703GX RTX 2080)

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by Aradhakr84, Mar 4, 2019.

  1. Aradhakr84

    Aradhakr84 Notebook Guru

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    Hi all, I am new to this forum. I got Asus ROG G703GX with i7-8750H and RTX 2080. I am getting worried at my screen. I am not sure if the bleed I see is actually a BLB problem or IPS glow. Please let me know what you think. Thank you for any input on this.

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  2. praetorianx

    praetorianx Notebook Evangelist

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    Typical Asus screen. But yours is either super bad or it’s a bad angle to take a photo. I’ve got GL704GW few days ago with much less screen bleed and requested screen change at the local Asus tech support center. We’ll see how that goes.
     
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    Return it if you can.
     
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    That's a lot of bleed if it is bleed. Could just be a tight bezel too putting pressure on the screen, since it seems to be really exaggeratedly focused at the corners.
     
  5. Aradhakr84

    Aradhakr84 Notebook Guru

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    Thank you for the replies. I am thinking of returning it. This is my second asus laptop returned in back to back weeks due to backlight bleed. Previously I got Strix Scar II (RTX 2070) and had to return it due to bad backlight bleed. I am thinking if I should risk it one more time or just move onto another brand
     
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    Mine just arrived last night. There may be some visible light bleed but to me it doesn't look bad. Maybe because I've had a bunch of similar 17 inch ASUS laptops before.

    I do notice some inconsistent backlight for a second while windows loads and switches to a blank screen but then after it loads up it looks fine. Also in game, I can't notice it (only tried Metro so far).

    What's a good way to test this? Set brightness high or low and open a black 'picture'?
     
  7. praetorianx

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    Got mine replaced and now it’s perfect. I have a feeling it has something to do with the way they sit it on that double tape.
     
  8. Aradhakr84

    Aradhakr84 Notebook Guru

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    I exchanged for another G703GX and that turned out to be worse. Everything else is good (performance, thermals, build quality)

    Decided to return it and move onto different brand. I am not sure if this issue only applies to laptop sold in Best Buy stores? Even some of customer reviews in Best Buy website complain about screen bleed