MBP13‘3 and External Monitor Problem (screen goes pink/ laptop hangs)

I just got my MacBook Pro 13'3 2.4 GHz, 4gb, deliveried today, I brought a MiniDisplay to VGA adaptor along with it.

When I connect the external Display to VGA adaptor, first of all, both monitors are fine, after few mintues( maybe display go to sleep mode), laptops hangs both screen go to pink/purple color. Keyboard and Mouse not responding anymore, have to shutdown the laptop by holding down the power button.

Does any one have this problem, is this a Hardware flaw or OS?

thanks

MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.3), MacBook Pro 13'3 2.4 GHz, 4gb

Posted on May 24, 2010 12:43 PM

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Jan 16, 2012 9:19 PM in response to ChangLiu

Yeah, turns out that after my clean install of Lion, things only worked well for about a week. Took my MacBook Pro to the Genius Bar, along with my monitor, and was able to replicate the issue at the bar. They ran a hardware test, and discovered that my graphics card was on the fritz. It's the integrated NVIDIA 320, so that required a logic board replacement. Got it back, and everything seems right as rain. Running strong for several days now.


Cheers,

Jared

Jan 16, 2012 10:20 PM in response to 41DMBfan

what if i replace the logic board and Nvidia will crash again when i will install next update? If it will be in warranty...it will go to be serviced (eventually will stay more there than in my posession), if it will not have warranty , i losed the money...I preffer something that does not broken when installing updates , or turn wifi on/off , or connect a display....Will i buy my next MacBook Pro just because is a beautiful piece of alluminium furniture ? I already have one...

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