Apologies, English is not my native language - what exactly have you meant by this?I left the rMBP 2015 dGPU for a rMB at the alter.
Apologies, English is not my native language - what exactly have you meant by this?I left the rMBP 2015 dGPU for a rMB at the alter.
Apologies, English is not my native language - what exactly have you meant by this?![]()
Comments, anyone?
Thanks. But doesn't that, in effect, disable the M370X altogether?
Ha, my next question would have been whether engaging the M370X all the time results in diminished battery life and increased heat. Glad to hear that's not the case.
Also relieved to know that the problem has nothing to do with my MBP being refurbished.
Has it been conclusively determined if this is a hardware flaw or a driver flaw ... and whether the problem can be fixed?
From Apple, I just purchased a refurbished 2015 MBP with the M370X. I unpacked it yesterday and then installed all updates (including El Capitan). I've not yet installed any additional applications.
I noticed the flickering last night while lightly using Safari and iTunes. Haven't yet determined the action that is causing it. It's not awful but it is disappointing, considering the price.
Since I'm still within the return period, I considered contacting Apple to (presumably) have them swap it for another one. I figured I would Google the issue first ... which led me here. Any suggestions as to how to proceed?
[doublepost=1458437265][/doublepost]I get the exact same flickering. I turned WiFi off and it stopped. Turned it back on and the flicker was back in just seconds. This sounds like a badly needed firmware or software update to me.