NinjaSiren

I might check it later, as I am using the laptop right now, with the toothpicks attached in the side where the LCD wire goes out the board to the LCD. I am still planning to play later abit of From The Depths and Robocraft, then later at night time ill be checking the wires. Just think, a laptop with toothpicks on one of it's sides near a wire that leads to the LCD. About 5~7 toothpicks.

I do have a soldering set here in my house, but i'll rather not repair it, but just buy a replacement. Its like finding a tiny broken wire in a bundle of tiny wires.

I experimented abit about GPU mining of Litecoins, and differentiating the advantages and disadvantages of using Scrypt or X11. It turns out that even if the X11 protocol has already some ASIC cards for it, mining via X11 against the Scrypt, is much more better with the longevity of the GPU, and the Mining for Litecoins using GPUs in X11 is still/might be profitable in a long run. Scrypt Advantages over X11: - Its much more compatible with Litecoin, as it was the original protocol for it, so it is easier to mine via Scrypt. Disadvantages over X11: - Scrypt is much more power hungry and in turn make the GPU heat more, thus reduces the life span of the GPU. - Scrypt already has too much ASIC cards for it, so GPU mining is no longer profitable vs X11. Just an observation when I experimented and tried to mine.

Only problem is, its the Internal LCD, not an External one. Like the wire is in-built with the laptop's LCD.

I had this laptop for almost 4 years already, and it helped me bring a bit of my gaming from the house to the university, and lately it had problems with it's LCD. Where I need to always put toothpicks in between the LCD wire from the Board to the screen. Like if I remove the toothpicks the computer will beep 8 times, indicating an LCD failure. But when I place the toothpicks, the laptop opens up just fine. Now I can't even move the laptop at all, without removing the toothpicks and again finding the right spot where the LCD will work. My probable causes: 1. Faulty/Loose wire from the Board to the LCD. 2. Reseat the LCD to the board.

Current Setup - PC: An upgraded HP Pavilion PC (Old PC, and not overclocked, needs to be fully upgraded) For gaming/video editing/game development OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate (32-bit) Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 Graphics Card: Nvidia GTX 650 Zotac* 2GB RAM: 4 GB, DDR2 Trancend (2 x 2GB) Power Supply: 450W (Original from the PC) (Needs to be changed anytime soon) HDD: WD Caviar Black, 500 GB Mobo: ASUS branded Motherboard, I forgot the Model. (*) means part is not originally bought with the pc and upgraded. Peripherals: Keyboard: Original Wireless Keyboard from HP Mouse: Original Wireless Mouse from HP Speakers: An old Altec Lansing, 2 channel speakers that I don't even use at all. Headphones: Razer Kraken Laptop: Dell Inspiron 15R 5537 (For light to medium gaming/audio development and school work) OS: Upgraded to Microsoft Windows 10 Home (Formerly Windows 8) Processor: Intel Core i5 4200U, 1.6GHz Base, 2.3GHz Turbo (Weirdly, maxing out at 2.5GHz) Graphics Card: Intel Graphics 4400 + AMD Radeon 8670M, 2GB (I did mined Litecoins on the laptop using X11 Mining protocol) RAM: 6GB, Hynix (Original from bought) HDD: WD Blue, 1TB Peripherals: Mouse: I use the same mouse as the PC Headphones: Same with PC