Your display uses LVDS signaling so it can encounter noise issues either within the LVDS cable or its connections internally. Another source of noise is aging noise clapping capacitors on the logic board.
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At this point it you can live it I would. If it really is bothering you, you could try fixing it but the likelihood of solving it without major parts replacements is not likely.
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At this point if you can live it I would. If it really is bothering you, you could try fixing it but the likelihood of solving it without major parts replacements is not likely.
Your display uses LVDS signaling so it can encounter noise issues either within the LVDS cable or its connections internally. Another source of noise is aging noise clapping capacitors on the logic board.
At this point it you can live it I would. If it really is bothering you, you could try fixing it but the likelihood of solving it without major parts replacements is not likely.