nice
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I know that with the a1398 retina models. But there are also people who do not know that and try to put the thing in the oven or edit it with a Baumarkt hot air dryer. if then the lines gpu -> vram or gpu pci express bus are broken, only the shutdown of gpu remains. everything had already been on the table.
I also had a broken cooler (gpu) and underneath were the vram rails which were then demolished.
This happens when people make their own things and try to repair them.
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Yes, it works 100% perfectly on all displays, both matte and glossy 15" ones, and matte and glossy 17" displays as well. All 1440x900, 1680x1050, and 1920x1200 displays work 100% perfectly.
As for the Retina MBPs (A1398), they do NOT need to have their dedicated GPU bypassed, as the GPUs used in those systems never fail. On the Mid-2012 model, though, the GPU VCORE regulator IC (U8900) is known to develop bad solder joints, making the system APPEAR to have a GPU issue, when in fact it does not.
I know that with the a1398 retina models. But there are also people who do not know that and try to put the thing in the oven or edit it with a Baumarkt hot air dryer. if then the lines gpu -> vram or gpu pci express bus are broken, only the shutdown of gpu remains. everything had already been on the table.
I also had a broken cooler (gpu) and underneath were the vram rails which were then demolished.
This happens when people make their own things and try to repair them.