12" MacBook display/graphics issue. Thoughts?

[mrdctaylor]

This is my son's 12" Macbook. He had the logic board and battery replaced about 6-8 weeks ago by Apple due to a battery issue. Now his screen looks like this. It started doing it last night. Does this look like a logic board issue? Thoughts?

Here are some photos:
https://imgur.com/a/c1gu76q

 

[sosumi99]

That could be caused by any number of things, including the logic board. Do you see this even when you try to boot in safe mode?

 

[shumba]

I got the same problem since Mojave fresh install. when I open it unplug track board cable display cable reatch everything boot it up it works with low demanding things for a few hours . if I open up iTunes safari and photos the glitch starts over then reboots, I log in glitch comes again.
the MacBook 12 2016 was not used a lot never dropped no damage what so ever.

 

[reddemonic]

its known common problem in the repair forums. that's what will happen when there isn't a fan to cool the CPU. Apple should recall this crap

 

[bkrtron]

I have exactly the same issue. I was coming on to put a post for some help.

I've tried just about everything for boot sequencing but I can't get it into Safe Mode and Internet Recovery they both lock up before they make it.

I can load into Mac Os High Sierra but it will then go to this screen in a few seconds.

 

[EugW]

This is my son's 12" Macbook. He had the logic board and battery replaced about 6-8 weeks ago by Apple due to a battery issue. Now his screen looks like this. It started doing it last night. Does this look like a logic board issue? Thoughts?

Here are some photos:
https://imgur.com/a/c1gu76q

Isn’t this under warranty since Apple did the repair? Just take it back to them.

 

[Sorrel]

My 2015 MacBook (out of warranty) displays weird effects like coloured lines (and occasionally a huge white fade to edge of screen, like it's a Victorian photograph). It works fine on an external monitor. I'm looking to see if it's a logic board issue.

 

[mrdctaylor]

FTR, it *was* the logic board. Apple fixed it for free (thankfully) and it has been working fine ever sense.