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M6600 Owners Thread

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by tomcom2k, May 23, 2011.

  1. robotti80

    robotti80 Notebook Consultant

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    So do I and therefore I am looking forward to get in contact with a Dell reseller for an order. I already posted my preferred configuration but the reseller did not answer until now. I want a M6600 and because I can´t afford it with Quadro 4000M I will take one with the ATI graphics card. I already had a Dell Precision M90 workstation and it was the best notebook computer I have ever had.
     
  2. MoldCAD

    MoldCAD Notebook Consultant

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    I certainly will :)

    Please PM me so that I have a more easily acceccible trace.

    Piotr
     
  3. Tompoucelevrai

    Tompoucelevrai Notebook Enthusiast

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    In which mode?
    Battery or sector? Which supply strategy? (performance, normal, ultra performance, cool,extended battery life)?

    My temps are really hot too on HWinfo. Wired360, tell me which mode you want me to test and I will give you my temperature reading in HWinfo
     
  4. archmark

    archmark Notebook Guru

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    Hi all,
    Has anybody some suggestion on how to calibrate color of the m6600?
    I have a non-ips LCD and need a some better calibration i'm having problem with printed images being way too dark.
    I don't have any calibration tools...
    thanks.
     
  5. strom32

    strom32 Newbie

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    Search for this thread doesn't work very well so I'm going to post this question.

    Does the RAID function have to be factory set for the M6600 or can I set it up later when I buy more drives?
     
  6. Wired360

    Wired360 Notebook Consultant

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    Sorry about that, battery on Dell strategy and sector/power cable on Dell please.
     
  7. Star Forge

    Star Forge Quaggan's Creed Redux!

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    Factory set with the RAID program standard. At least mine came with RAID standard although I got two different capacity drives right now that is set to non-RAID.
     
  8. mido_ban

    mido_ban Notebook Guru

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    Talked to the technician, got no answer. (for the temps and the fan speed):(

    Talked to another technician, again no answer plus he was a bit rude :mad: . He just told me that if the diagnostics is not showing any errors the systems fine and asked me whether I wanted to return it or wanted a refund. He also said softwares (like HWinfo or others which I stated I was using to keep a check on the temps) don't matters to them the only thing that does is the diagnostics.

    And the temps I'm getting at room temp 23c are (on power, settings on balanced) are -
    idle - 50-53c
    dvd video - 62-65c
    non gaming max temps - 78-80c
    gaming - around or above 85c
     
  9. Bokeh

    Bokeh Notebook Deity

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    If your prints are too dark, your screen is too bright. These screens can go up to 300 nits of brightness. You should be editing photos around 120 nits - which is between 3-5 steps up from the lowest brightness setting.
     
  10. tomcom2k

    tomcom2k Notebook Evangelist

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    What work would be involved in getting the machine to work with the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580M (Quadro 5010 equiv) in BIOS?
     
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