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    Default Re: M6600 Owners Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by setk View Post
    Hi Tom,

    Can you confirm if M6600(w/ ATI M8900) supports audio via:

    1. built-in HDMI
    2. built-in DisplayPort (Is this DisplayPort Plus or just plain ol DisplayPort?)
    3. E-Port Plus DisplayPort Plus

    Also, may be havoctex can answer the same questions for M6600 w/ Nvidia 3000M and 4000M???

    Thanks!
    HDMI, yes
    DP, yes (i dont know how to tell if its display port plus)
    E-Port Plus, I don't know what that is.

    Hopefully that's of some use to you.

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    Default Re: M6600 Owners Thread

    "E-Port Plus" is the name of the advanced docking station. E-Port is the normal docking station with only one DVI and one display port. The advanced docking station has two of them.

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    Default Re: M6600 Owners Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by tomcom2k View Post
    HDMI, yes
    DP, yes (i dont know how to tell if its display port plus)
    E-Port Plus, I don't know what that is.

    Hopefully that's of some use to you.
    Thanks, Tom. That helps.

    DisplayPort Plus Plus is Dual-mode DisplayPort. The logo has two "+" signs next to it.

    FileisplayPort plus plus.svg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display...ith_HDMI.2FDVI

    As Mr-P said, "E-Port Plus" is DELL's advanced docking station. I guess you don't have one of those. Maybe havoctex can answer this part of the question.

    Thanks again.
    Last edited by setk; 29th May 2011 at 12:50 PM.

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    Default Re: M6600 Owners Thread

    Certainly does have 2 ++'s next to it

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    Default Re: M6600 Owners Thread

    Thanks Tom. Your quick response is much appreciated.

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    Default Re: M6600 Owners Thread

    Guys can some1 explain me how many monitors can i connect to the m6600 without a docking station? As I understand max is 2 or am I wrong?

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    Hi

    I am looking to buy a M6600. I'm not sure if i should select the NVIDIAŽ QuadroŽ 3000M with 2GB GDDR5 ($300.00 more expensive) or the AMDŽ FireProŽ M8900 Mobility Pro Graphics with 2GB GDDR5.

    I am mainly going to use it for work, I'm not going to be using any of that 3D designing software, maybe solidworks occasionally. I think both of the cards will work fine for my work.

    I will play games occasionally, which of the 2 cards will work the best for gaming?

    PS. I think the best card for my application will be a Mobile Nvidia GeForce, but since i want the M6600 i must choose between the professional cards.

    The NVIDIAŽ QuadroŽ 4000M is much to expensive so i am not even considering that one.

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    Default Re: M6600 Owners Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by VukDjordjevic View Post
    Guys can some1 explain me how many monitors can i connect to the m6600 without a docking station? As I understand max is 2 or am I wrong?
    3 max total display done one of two ways.

    3 external displays connected to the VGA, DP, and HDMI ports OR 2 external displays and the internal for 3 total. The AMD GFX card does this via Eyefinity. The NVIDIA does this via Optimus but the catch here is that with NVIDIA only 2 are powered by the NVIDIA GFX card the 3rd one is by the Intel GPU via Optimus.

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    Default Re: M6600 Owners Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by havoctex View Post
    3 max total display done one of two ways.

    3 external displays connected to the VGA, DP, and HDMI ports OR 2 external displays and the internal for 3 total. The AMD GFX card does this via Eyefinity. The NVIDIA does this via Optimus but the catch here is that with NVIDIA only 2 are powered by the NVIDIA GFX card the 3rd one is by the Intel GPU via Optimus.
    Havoctex,

    Please confirm, if I purchase an M6600 with NVIDIA Quadro 3000, 4000 or 5010m (once available) can I run 3 x external monitors (such as Dell U2711 @ 2560 x 1440) using e-port plus - so that I have a dockable tri monitor solution?

    If this is not possible, can I run 1 27 inch monitor and 2 x 20 inches (1600 x 1200) or (1280 x 1024), using just the M6600 (and no external adaptors) - just the nvidia and the intel gpu?

    I have spent many many hours attempting to figure out an upgrade path that will give me a mobile workstation with CUDA (to accelerate Adobe Apps) and which will let me run 3 monitors when I dock it. This way I can have a high end setup in my office, that I can bring with me to wherever I go.

    Many thanks!

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    Default Re: M6600 Owners Thread

    It is possible to do that with the M6500. So I guess, it will work with the m6600 as well.
    Have a look at this video from dell: YouTube - ‪Dell Precision M6500 Mobile Workstation Powers Three Monitors‬‏

 

 

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