M6600 Owners Thread

While it may have made it "less bad," flickering remained apparent even with all lights off (and a 60Hz refresh rate).

 

When have you get this computer? (date of production and receive)

Me, I get this computer the 07/07/11, production has started the 27/06/11.

 

I received the machine end of June (6/29/2011); ordered 6/16/2011.

 

It's pretty close from what I see. Maybe we got a "serie problem", very no luck in that case xD

 

In your profile enable people to send you email. Once you have done this I will email you.
Mano

 

Dell-Mano_G assigned my case to Andre Passee at Dell, who contacted me about resolving the Chi Mei and triggered the service order.

If I recall correctly, Andre is involved with quality assurance for the Dell Precision series. Mano is a senior product manager at Dell. I'm very appreciative that he pays attention to what Precision users are reporting on this forum.

From the outset of our phone call, Andre emphasized replacing the Chi Mei quickly (I could either send back my unit or have a tech come to my location).

It's a great credit to Mano and Andre, as well as Dell, that they completely avoided any effort to persuade me to be content with the Chi Mei display.

A local service technician representing Dell worked for about a half hour to install an LG replacement. The LG is clearly superior to the Chi Mei.

Mano may assign a different person to handle your display upgrade. Your account representative at Dell can help you contact Andre, or you can use the email "syntax" for Dell employees to send a message to Andre.

--John

 

ati can't supprot optimus...but...

3dstudio max and cad works fine ? or is bettere go to the 3000m ( the 4000m is much expensive )...

 

thanks John, yes i'm pleasure of how dell and dell-mano_g has manage this problem, is a that kind of actions that makes me no regreat of buying from dell!

Dell-mano_g, i made the change on my profile, now i can receive email from user!... THANKS!!

 

I haven't spotted any specific answer to your question, so I'll respond:

Start > All Programs > Dell System Manager > Dell System and Device Manager: Select the third box called Keyboard Backlight

You can change no activity time out to as long as five minutes.

The Dell application does not require an explicit save step, so you can Exit once you complete the changes.

--John

 

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