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NUOLAISUN B173HAN04.0 17.3" 40 Pins 144 Hz FHD 1080P laptop screen
17.3 inch FHD laptop replacement screen with 40 pin connector and 144 Hz refresh rate
- 3" FHD clarity for sharp visuals
- 144 Hz refresh rate for smooth motion
- 40-pin connector matches compatible models
- Designed for ASUS ROG Strix G17 G713 series
- New condition ensures reliable performance
B173HAN04.0 17.3" 144 Hz replacement panel
This new NUOLAISUN LCD panel replaces the display in compatible ASUS ROG Strix G17 G713 series laptops. It delivers a 17.3 inch Full HD 1080P image at 144 Hz through a 40 pin connector. The part matches the B173HAN04.0 manufacturer number for direct swap installation. Professional fitting is required as no instructions are included.
Thermals noise and power draw
The panel operates at the standard voltage for 17.3 inch 144 Hz FHD laptop screens. It produces no audible noise because it has no moving parts. Surface temperature stays within normal LCD operating limits during typical use. Power consumption matches the original display specification for the supported G713 models.
40 pin 144 Hz FHD compatibility gate
This screen only fits laptops that accept a 40 pin 144 Hz 1080P panel with the B173HAN04.0 part number. Buyers who need a different pin count, refresh rate, resolution or touch function cannot use this unit. Verify the exact model code on the back of the original screen before ordering to avoid incompatibility.
Highlights
- 3" FHD clarity for sharp visuals
- 144 Hz refresh rate for smooth motion
- 40-pin connector matches compatible models
- Designed for ASUS ROG Strix G17 G713 series
- New condition ensures reliable performance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 40-pin connector on the B173HAN04.0 without damaging the pins?
Disconnect both the power adapter and battery cable first, then align the 40-pin connector squarely before pressing it in evenly — forcing one side first bends the delicate pins.
What part of the B173HAN04.0 is most likely to need replacement after extended use?
The backlight unit behind the 17.3" panel gradually dims over thousands of hours; when brightness becomes uneven at 144 Hz, the whole screen assembly is typically swapped.
At what point does the 144 Hz refresh rate become unstable during long sessions?
Sustained 144 Hz output can cause the panel's driver IC to overheat, leading to brief frame drops or flicker until the chassis cools down.
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