Asus X550LN screen glitches when flexing board

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  • ktmmotocross
    Boardkiller
    • Feb 2014
    • 3575
    • slovakia
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    Asus X550LN screen glitches when flexing board

    Hello Have this Asus X550LN that have glitches on screen when flexing board and even turn off. I try to isolate flex point and it looks like it is bad ball under processor.

    Have this model discrette GPU run from start, or it first start on integrated GPU?
    I try to chceck if it is not bad ball under GPU as it is close to processor
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