I've had my GT10.1 for about 6 weeks. On saturday, while reading a textbook on it, the colors started to flicker. When I went back to the home page, the resolution seems to have been lowered quite a bit, every thing is pixelated, and there is color banding all over the place.
The battery was on the last bar, so I thought it might be a power saver thing. I charged it up, turned it off, rebooted, nothing has helped.
Now if I put it to sleep for 5-10 minutes, and wake it up, the graphics are back to normal. But within a few minutes of being on, no matter what I'm doing or looking at, the graphics begin to fail again.
Has anyone else seen this? Any suggestions on how to fix or deal with it?
p.s., interestingly, as I was attempting to attach some screen captures to this post, I transferred them to my pc and looked at them, no pixelation, no banding, perfect view. So the screen capture is not reproducing the problems with my display. I assume this means the problem is my screen... The first picture is the screen capture, the second is a photo of the screen taken with my DX.
Edit: Stock Honeycomb with all the factory updates applied, no other mods.
The battery was on the last bar, so I thought it might be a power saver thing. I charged it up, turned it off, rebooted, nothing has helped.
Now if I put it to sleep for 5-10 minutes, and wake it up, the graphics are back to normal. But within a few minutes of being on, no matter what I'm doing or looking at, the graphics begin to fail again.
Has anyone else seen this? Any suggestions on how to fix or deal with it?
p.s., interestingly, as I was attempting to attach some screen captures to this post, I transferred them to my pc and looked at them, no pixelation, no banding, perfect view. So the screen capture is not reproducing the problems with my display. I assume this means the problem is my screen... The first picture is the screen capture, the second is a photo of the screen taken with my DX.
Edit: Stock Honeycomb with all the factory updates applied, no other mods.
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