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ATPAZDB NE173QHM-NY7 17.3" QHD 165Hz 40-pin laptop screen
A 17.3 inch QHD laptop replacement screen with 165 Hz refresh rate, 400 cd/m² brightness and a 40‑pin connector
- Compatible ModelsNE173QHM-NY7
- Screen Size17.3 inch
- Screen ResolutionQuad HD (QHD) 2560x1440
- Sharp QHD detail on a 17.3 inch panel
- 165Hz refresh gives smooth motion in games
- 400 cd/m² brightness for clear indoor viewing
- 1000:1 contrast adds depth to dark scenes
- 40-pin connector matches the NE173QHM-NY7 part
Precise NE173QHM-NY7 replacement
This 17.3 inch QHD panel matches part number NE173QHM-NY7 and uses a 40 pin video signal connector. It delivers 2560x1440 resolution at a 165Hz refresh rate without touch functionality. The display is new and built as a direct swap for the same model.
Suits owners of a NE173QHM-NY7 chassis
Buyers with a laptop that requires this exact part number and 40 pin interface can install it without adapter cables. Systems needing a different pin count, a touch layer, or a non‑QHD resolution should look at another screen.
165Hz refresh at QHD
The 165Hz refresh rate combined with 2560x1440 resolution is the specification that determines whether this panel fits the intended use. Brightness of 400 cd/m² and 1000:1 contrast support the same visual target.
Highlights
- Sharp QHD detail on a 17.3 inch panel
- 165Hz refresh gives smooth motion in games
- 400 cd/m² brightness for clear indoor viewing
- 1000:1 contrast adds depth to dark scenes
- 40-pin connector matches the NE173QHM-NY7 part
Specifications
| Part Number | NE173QHM-NY7 |
|---|---|
| Compatible Models | NE173QHM-NY7 |
| Screen Size | 17.3 inch |
| Screen Resolution | Quad HD (QHD) 2560x1440 |
Questions about this item
What are the exact connector type and pin count for the NE173QHM-NY7 panel?
This screen uses a 40-pin video signal connector. Match that pin count and connector shape to the cable already in your laptop before ordering.
Which step do installers most often miss when fitting this 17.3" QHD panel?
After seating the 40-pin connector, many forget to lock the retaining latch or re-route the cable clear of the hinge, causing intermittent signal or cable fatigue.
What component typically fails first on a 165Hz 400 cd/m² laptop display?
The LED backlight tends to degrade before the liquid-crystal layer; expect gradual brightness loss after several thousand hours at the rated 400 cd/m² output.
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