Has anyone here ever noticed anything like this? The issue is I have 1 month of Apple Care left and I don't intend on buying a new MacBook as there isn't a replacement for the non-retina MacBook Pro.
It is a bit hard to interpret as its not the general pixelation that would indicate that it was a dying video card, or screen and I've seen plenty of the horrors of those on other computers.
I will try to take a photo of it as it doesn't appear in screen shots which indicates it's most definitely a hardware issue.
I'm just wondering if anyone has noticed this before, it's almost as if there is a red pattern burnt into the screen when I have a full black screen and the monitor is turned on.
To me it looks like burn in, but that shouldn't be happening on this screen and I've never ad anything on the screen before in the shape that it is in. I will try to get a photo but I can't guarantee it as it's that dull the "burn in" may not display at all.
I don't want to buy a Retina MacBook Pro as I need a computer with the capability to have large amounts of portable storage and large capacity SSDs are just too expensive, couple that with the non-upgradable RAM.
It is a bit hard to interpret as its not the general pixelation that would indicate that it was a dying video card, or screen and I've seen plenty of the horrors of those on other computers.
I will try to take a photo of it as it doesn't appear in screen shots which indicates it's most definitely a hardware issue.
I'm just wondering if anyone has noticed this before, it's almost as if there is a red pattern burnt into the screen when I have a full black screen and the monitor is turned on.
To me it looks like burn in, but that shouldn't be happening on this screen and I've never ad anything on the screen before in the shape that it is in. I will try to get a photo but I can't guarantee it as it's that dull the "burn in" may not display at all.
I don't want to buy a Retina MacBook Pro as I need a computer with the capability to have large amounts of portable storage and large capacity SSDs are just too expensive, couple that with the non-upgradable RAM.