r/Asustuf 16h ago

Need Help! (Hardware/Other) Should file for RMA?

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Brand new, wasn’t like this before, but I also know black light bleed is a normal thing and does change over time. I’m just wondering if this is worth filing an rma.

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u/Free-Translator-5119 15h ago

My experience with RMA with JB hifi has been rlly good, but I also rlly don’t wanna have to go through the process over something I only notice when the screen is black

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u/Repulsive-Clothes-97 TUF A16 | Ryzen 7 260 - RTX 5060 - 16GB - 165hz 2.5k 15h ago

It changes based on the viewing angle try viewing it from other angles and see

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u/AIGISREFLECTOR 11h ago

>wasn’t like this before

Are you sure of that bud lol

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u/Free-Translator-5119 8h ago

Yeah, cause I checked the screen when I first got it to make sure there wasn’t any dead pixels using them lcd test websites. Black light bleed wasn’t that bad

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u/PowerPie5000 1h ago

Sometimes it can be due to the surrounding bezel/frame pinching a bit if it's tighter in one place, especially after warming up.