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    Banding on Zbook workstation with Dreamcolor screen

    Discussion in 'HP Business Class Notebooks' started by Ramsess, Oct 6, 2018.

  1. Ramsess

    Ramsess Newbie

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    I work as a photographer.
    I needed a workstation for when I travel around in my campervan.
    So a few days ago, I bought a 15" Zbook with a Dreamcolor screen.
    The rest of the specs is:
    - i7-4800MQ
    -Quadro K2100M

    My disappointment was great when I saw that the Zbook exhibit quite nasty banding, at all levels of zoom.
    When I connect my 10bit monitor to the computer via the displayport i see no banding.


    Have anyone experienced this and perhaps have a remedy?


    I am enclosing a screenshot of some banding, but not sure how well it get though.

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  2. improwise

    improwise Notebook Deity

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    Was that a used laptop as those specs are not in the current lineup AFAIK?

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  3. Comal

    Comal Notebook Consultant

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    It depends on the drivers. All the hardware and the Dreamcolor screen support 10-bit color. You need the official drivers from HP for your model Zbook.
     
  4. triturbo

    triturbo Long live 16:10 and MXM-B

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    Have you checked if you are running @10bit?