[Q] Screen Issue - EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hey guys,
I'm having an issue with my evo. The screen is all... discolored and weird, almost a grayish tint. I tried rebooting the phone, and it's messed up looking even on the boot screens. The initial white splash screen with 'htc evo 4g' in black looks like it has grey text. Not sure what could have happened, phone was working fine when I put it in my pocket, and I noticed this problem after taking it out.
Anyone heard of or seen this? Something fixable, or do I need to un-root and make a trip to a sprint store?
Here is a picture next to a screenshot of my home screen. Everything seems washed out, and notice how screwed up the notification bar, etc look.
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This is caused by your graphics chip not functioning properly for one reason or another. Unroot and go back to stock. IF that does not fix it then return it to Sprint.

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thanks for the help guys
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Since it is a hardware problem, I can't think of any other solution besides purchasing another LCD/phone. I'm sorry.
That said, I have put my defy underwater many times. The touch screen stop working when wet, but I had no issues with it once it dried. Maybe the problem was from the impact?

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The attachment says it all... this is a software screenshot, and when I dim the background in the clock, it gets blotchy on the top and bottom. At first I thought it was my screen, bc its such a wide spread issue with blotches/tints/etc. But after taking a screenshot, it has became clear its not my hardware.
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Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2
Attachment does not say it all at all. Because it's a blue and white question mark... =/
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