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I am pretty sure it is the CCFL going. It flickers significantly less if I lower the brightness level. It will still have a red tint either way.
Odd thing is though, sometimes when it flickers, the image will become distorted. Certain parts will suddenly appear elsewhere on the screen for a split second.
I have already tested it with an external monitor and the image on the monitor is perfect. I checked for loose cables and found none.
I know the red flickering screen is usually a bad CCFL, but I've not had it jumble the image. How could a backlight even do that? Could a faulty inverter do this?
Odd thing is though, sometimes when it flickers, the image will become distorted. Certain parts will suddenly appear elsewhere on the screen for a split second.
I have already tested it with an external monitor and the image on the monitor is perfect. I checked for loose cables and found none.
I know the red flickering screen is usually a bad CCFL, but I've not had it jumble the image. How could a backlight even do that? Could a faulty inverter do this?