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03-26-2019 11:14 AM - last edited on 03-26-2019 11:19 AM by rick-s
Hi,
Laptop's Serial Number: [removed per Rules Of Participation]
Display screen: 15.6-in, FHD, AntiGlare (1920×1080), WLED, SVA, non-TouchScreen, Spare Part number: 798933-012.
Can I upgrade my screen to IPS display and if i can what would be the part number.
Thankyou
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03-26-2019 11:38 AM
This is the part number for the UWVA screen which is another term for IPS:
See p. 28 of the Service Manual here:
HP charges nearly $200 for the part:
At least if you buy from HP. you will know what you are getting. A lot of unscrupulous online sellers offer regular display panels and describe them as IPS or UWVA. Very hard to be sure you are actually getting a premium screen and as you likely already know there is a huge difference between a standard flat panel display and a truly premium one.
This is half the price from a highly rated eBay seller so should actually be an IPS screen:
This would be a drop in replacement for the existing screen. Not too many people do an upgrade like this on what must be a pretty new laptop but it is possible to do.
Post back with any further questions and please accept as solution if its the info you needed and to help others find it.
03-26-2019 11:38 AM
This is the part number for the UWVA screen which is another term for IPS:
See p. 28 of the Service Manual here:
HP charges nearly $200 for the part:
At least if you buy from HP. you will know what you are getting. A lot of unscrupulous online sellers offer regular display panels and describe them as IPS or UWVA. Very hard to be sure you are actually getting a premium screen and as you likely already know there is a huge difference between a standard flat panel display and a truly premium one.
This is half the price from a highly rated eBay seller so should actually be an IPS screen:
This would be a drop in replacement for the existing screen. Not too many people do an upgrade like this on what must be a pretty new laptop but it is possible to do.
Post back with any further questions and please accept as solution if its the info you needed and to help others find it.
07-17-2019 02:07 AM
Hi
Laptop HP Pavilion 15 BC-444TX
Yesterday I got my laptop from amazon (dont have returned policy for laptops). First thing I noticed is horrible SVA display which somehow I missed while purchasing. So now I want to upgrade my SVA pannel to UWVA panel.
- Can I upgrade panel while warranty is on? I am ready to pay panel cost and service charge.?
- Will it be beneficial as I am casual photographer and works on photo and video editing tools some times?
Thanks in advance and forgive me for my bad english. Posting here because somehow I am not able to create new topic.
07-17-2019 05:21 AM
Yes it was under warranty and i got the display for approx £45 and i did upgrade it and im really v happy with the results. Its very easy to replace but first you need to find the part number of your sva display and try to get the service manual of your system and see if it supports the ips display or not.
07-17-2019 05:46 AM
Yes i did it as its not difficult to do and i think you can buy the part from hp but it will be more expensive and now about the part number, if you check the original relly by 'Hoffman' he send me the link for service manual from which i figured out the part number. So probably do some search or try to post a question directly and you might get some information. Hp can do it or not im not sure the best thing is coz ur laptop is new and must be under warranty so call them or chat with the specialist for free and ask them directly.