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2013 MBA Graphics Glitches
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scaredpoet
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Do you have photos of what you're seeing?
So far, no glitches for me, but there was another thread where someone was mentioning glitches in Safari, and snow on their screen.
So far, no glitches for me, but there was another thread where someone was mentioning glitches in Safari, and snow on their screen.
This is what I'm experiencing at the moment:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1600433/
Can you please show us some pics and screenshot the next time you see any glitches ?
I would like to know if I'm the only one with the entire screen messed up :/
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1600433/
Can you please show us some pics and screenshot the next time you see any glitches ?
I would like to know if I'm the only one with the entire screen messed up :/
scaredpoet
macrumors 604
Keep trying to replicate this on my i7/8GB/512 2013 MBA and I can't, BUT, I did get it once to flip out slightly when I had an external monitor connected and switched the Photoshop window between the external and built-in display. When I moved back to the built-in display, the image of the file I had open would go black.
Relaunched and tried again and it was normal. *shrug*
I'm wondering if this might also have something to do with the LG vs Samsung displays. Maybe the Samsung display causes an issue? Mine's an LG.
Relaunched and tried again and it was normal. *shrug*
I'm wondering if this might also have something to do with the LG vs Samsung displays. Maybe the Samsung display causes an issue? Mine's an LG.
I have seen some small glitches when using external monitors on my 2013 MBA. I can reproduce a minor glitch consistently with the following steps:
1. Connect the MBA to an external display (in my case going from display port to HDMI).
2. Turn on mirroring (or extension) to the external display.
3. Disconnect the display.
4. Close the macbook air.
5. Reopen the air. The moment the screen comes to life, I see a momentary glitch -- like the screen is badly interlaced.
If I reboot, this stops happening -- opening and closing the macbook produces no unusual screen effect.
Would anyone else mind following these steps to see if they get the same behavior?
Thanks!
1. Connect the MBA to an external display (in my case going from display port to HDMI).
2. Turn on mirroring (or extension) to the external display.
3. Disconnect the display.
4. Close the macbook air.
5. Reopen the air. The moment the screen comes to life, I see a momentary glitch -- like the screen is badly interlaced.
If I reboot, this stops happening -- opening and closing the macbook produces no unusual screen effect.
Would anyone else mind following these steps to see if they get the same behavior?
Thanks!
i am also having the same issue on my 2013 MBA i just bought it on thursday. is it definitely a hardware issue and should i return it?