Precision 7560 & 7760 Owners' Thread

What is the power output for the WD19DC? Looking online the power output of this is 210W so does that mean you need the second power supply for full power on the 7760 (but maybe not 7560)? I am still not clear on the current docks. I just had bad experience with the original TB for the 7710 that became paperweights (3 of them).

 

What do you guys think of the colors of the 4k screen? Does it need to be calibrated? The colors displayed on my M6500 screen are far from the true colors (when not calibrated) and there is no need to be a graphic designer to notice it.

 

Build quality is almost on par, disassembly is not, but that's the same as every single modern laptop.
I managed to take my M4800's bottom panel off and remove a few parts while only having to reference the service manual once. On the other hand, I meticulously followed the manual of my 7760 and I still managed to break a few clips off the bottom panel. Definitely annoying but the screws hold it in place well.

 

It's excellent. Looks as good as my XPS 15 7590 (4K) screen.

 

I don't think this banding is normal on my 7760, does anybody else have this issue? The image that I'm viewing is the Windows setup screen. It should be pretty easy to find online. Note how the white horizontal banding only happens where a bright portion of the screen starts

 

Looks like a defect.

 

Which is the banding? To the left of the blue at the top of the blue but on the darker area? Or the line at the top of the blue?

 

That is not normal. I have sometimes noticed odd banding issues with certain AUO panels, but this type was never reported on the Razer Blade Pro 17 4k 120hz for instance, so it may just be a bad panel or even the display cable.

At this point they likely will not have the 4k 120hz panels available as a spare part for a tech to install, so what I would do it see if they will arrange for a system swap and ask if they will upcharge you the $1000 price difference so you can get the A5000 in the new build you want as well. Then once you get the new machine in, just need to swap ram and ssds.

 

@rinconmike It's the white horizontal line. It goes across the whole screen.

 

Here is the GB score on Linux for my Precision 7560:

https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/8877586