Nighteve wrote:
rip gpu . Try to connect an external monitor, try to switch the GPU to another mod

I have 3 other monitors connected via my docking station and all of them work fine.

try to switch the GPU to another mod
What do you mean?

Parts are hard to find for the ASUS G703GI. I did get a picture of the whole cable.

https://en.accessoires-asus.com/edp-cable-40-pins-for-rog-griffin-64539-66681.htm#g703gi|l

You could replace the cable, that might fix it but you will probably find the display is bad as well. I think it best to take to local repair shop for solution. Your choice.

A few posts before yours was "Help - G752VY-T7049T Replacement Screen Question" and responded by Blake@ASUS. I think you should PM him a message about your problem.

Good Luck

jdfrench3 wrote:
Parts are hard to find for the ASUS G703GI. I did get a picture of the whole cable.

https://en.accessoires-asus.com/edp-cable-40-pins-for-rog-griffin-64539-66681.htm#g703gi|l

You could replace the cable, that might fix it but you will probably find the display is bad as well. I think it best to take to local repair shop for solution. Your choice.

A few posts before yours was "Help - G752VY-T7049T Replacement Screen Question" and responded by Blake@ASUS. I think you should PM him a message about your problem.

Good Luck

So i did purchase the cable to rule out it being the issue. I found a video that is very detailed on taking the laptop apart and have already made it to this point.

My problem is the monitor. Do you know of any resources to help guide me through taking the display apart?

So,

I can't express how disappointed I am with this laptop. This is my 3rd consecutive ROG series laptop. I havd a G751JY-DH71, G752VY-DH72 and now this G703GI-WS91K. I have NEVER had an issue like this over the past 6+ years.
The sad thing is, I went over the top with this one and spent more than I ever had to get the best one. $3,800.00! Then just over a year later my display goes out.

Here is what has happened since my last comment.

I did purchase the cable to connect the display from the motherboard and installed it with not issues. But, that did not fix the problem.

I then actually found a replacement display that matched the part number of mine on amazon for $158. I was very excited because I had not been able to find one anywhere else. The only way i was even able to find this one was by searching the part number on the back of the display itself.
I got the display and installed it with no issues. I then booted it up and it came up but noticed it was still very dark but working. Once Windows came up I adjusted the brightness and noticed it didn't seem to respond normally at first but then the monitor work working and actually brighter than it had ever been before.

I was very happy to say the least. I purchased this laptop for mobility. Without a display its useless to me because I have to have it connected to a monitor and that looses all its appeal for how I used it.

That happiness did not last long unfortunately.

After testing it that initial time I shut it down and brought it back up later that day. It would not turn one. There was nothing else connected to the laptop except power cables. With or without the power cables the display would not work. I tried again this morning and I can barely see the desktop on it. Not even enough to find my mouse. With another monitor connected, I can try to adjust the resolution, refresh rate, colors, brightness and nothing has an effect on it. My NVIDIA drivers are up to date. I am just..... I don't understand.
What else could it be? I am able to use my HDMI, mini DP and Thunderbolt ports for external monitors with not issues. Could it really be the video card?

If Asus is unwilling to help me in this situation, this will be the last Asus product I ever buy for my personal use or for my company. This is unacceptable. To spend this much money and for it to end up the way it has. My other 2 ROG's never game me any trouble. This was a brand I could depend on and trust.