then your sounds like a Display hardware problem.
Genius Bar technicians are NOT trained to read panic reports and computer logs. When you present your computer at the Genius Bar with the expectation of a quote to repair it, you must generally meet these criteria:
• your Mac won't do anything
• your Mac fails diagnostics
• your Mac has a problem you can repeatably demonstrate on demand
one other oddball case:
• Apple online support has DIRECTED a Service Provider to replace specific components inside your Mac, such as the mainboard or display. Bring proof, such as case number.
They CAN run their diagnostics, which are a bit more comprehensive that the User diagnostics. In the very small amount of time they are run, “No faults detected” still does not mean “All is Well” but at least there are no detected GROSS problems.
ANY other visit to the genius bar can be an exercise in futility, because technicians are not trained to read panic reports and computer logs. If your issue is illustrated in panic reports and logs, you need an Apple Support Specialist to read your reports, determine what is causing the Hardware problem, and DIRECT a Service Provider what they should change.