Is my mac defective?

[vadhar]

I have a the original unibody Macbook Pro with 2.8ghz prcocessor 4 gigs of ram.... It also has the Nvidia graphics card

Srry if this has been spoken about before. But everytime i wake up my mac it is all fuzzy and very hard to see. It has like a rainbow of lines. I was wondering if my mac was suffering from the Nvidia defect and wondering if anyone else has had this issue.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[veterator]

Mine doesn't do this, it comes right on. Could it be a particular program you are running making this happen? If not it could be a problem.

 

[jmann]

Does that sound normal to you? If the problem persists I suggest going here and scheduling an appointment to have it checked out. They will hopefully replace it.

 

[slpdLoad]

Definitely a defect. Call Apple about it to confirm.

 

[thegoldenmackid]

I mean, my answer to all of the "is there something wrong with my Mac?" is always: if it happened to Steve in the keynote, would there be a problem?

 

[Nukemkb]

I mean, my answer to all of the "is there something wrong with my Mac?" is always: if it happened to Steve in the keynote, would there be a problem?

LOL! Sounds like a good 'yardstick' to me!

 

[slpdLoad]

I mean, my answer to all of the "is there something wrong with my Mac?" is always: if it happened to Steve in the keynote, would there be a problem?

Hahaha definitely gonna remember that one.

 

[vadhar]

Thank You

I bought my mac in January, will apple still talk to me as its been over 90 days. Or Do i have The Ovadia buy apple care for the to talk to me. Prob gunna call apple tomorrow and Try to see what could be done, don't feel like driving in hour to a genius bar.

 

[Capt Crunch]

I mean, my answer to all of the "is there something wrong with my Mac?" is always: if it happened to Steve in the keynote, would there be a problem?

I don't think that criterion holds with all the MBA nerds fussing over the "lines" issue which manifest itself when you to look at the screen at the keyboard level.

 

[thegoldenmackid]

I don't think that criterion holds with all the MBA nerds fussing over the "lines" issue which manifest itself when you to look at the screen at the keyboard level.

Ummm...Steve would not be happy if someone gave him the wrong water.