Check lvds socket on main board, maybe you have bent pins?
Originally posted by PeteS in CA
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Did a quick search and the LCD Panel model seems compatible.
Image on external screen through VGA connector is OK? (I know you tested external screen but do not know if HDMI or other output)
what`s will change if image vga ok!! more explain plz....going in my mind may be super i-o problem or one part problem in it...
Probably nothing will change. Was curious about it as the colors are clearly divided on the VGA and though that maybe they were shorted on the PCH, but this is probably a misconception on my part due to my limited knowledge on the subject.
If the screen panel, the LVDS connector and the cable are good then I'd rather think it is the PCH.
If I'm not mistaken the color behavior can be related to the LVDS data signals:
LVDS_A0#
LVDS_A1#
LVDS_A2#
LVDS_A0
LVDS_A1
LVDS_A2
Some measurements can be done on them (pin 13 to 18, on the LVDS connector on the board) with a multi-meter on diode mode to measure resistance to ground, and with and oscilloscope to read and compare the positive/negative signals of the three data line pairs: a significant difference on a data line could indicate a problem. As they connect directly to the PCH that's probably the culprit.
Some more seasoned members could have a better explanation for it and correct me where I am wrong. Learning is a long journey.
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