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grissom

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Jan 29, 2015
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Hello folks,

recently I've noticed that my MBP has some graphic artifacts like in photos, does any body knows what it could is? MBP is from 2010 its 13.3" i5.

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thanks in advance (and sorry for my english) .
 
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Could be your motherboard. I would take it into apple or give them a call and request a quote.
 
The grammar is killing me for the title. But i hope your graphics and display goes back to normal
 
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If it's a 13" from a recent year, then it will have integrated graphics, meaning that if it was that causing the problem it would be CPU related and you would be experiencing a lot more issues than just graphics-related ones.

Personally, given the above, my money is on the display cable or the display.
 
I think it could be a software glitch. The password input field and other stuff on the pixelated left hand side are totally normal. It's just the background/wallpaper that has a glitch.

If it were the graphics card, those would also have been affected.

So I would do a clean install of OS X to see if that would help.
 
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