1 Dock stand elevator. I used this to elevate the screen so that the laptop screen could be used as an extra monitor at my desk setup.
Dell Precision M6600 Technical Specifications
Processor-Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition 2960XM 2.7Ghz, with Intel vPro™
Operating System- Genuine Windows® 10 Professional (64-Bit)
Memory-4 DIMM slots total, 16GB G-Skill memory (2 x 8GB) used. 2 slots are still open under keyboard for more memory. Max supported is 32GB.
Graphics- AMD ATI FirePro M6100 GPU, recognizes as AMD HD8950 when using consumer drivers. BIOS Overclocked to 1150mhz core and 1500mhz memory and is tested stable. This makes this the fastest GPU that can be put into the M6600 line.
Display- 17.3" FHD(1920x1080) UltraSharp™ display Non-touch
Storage- 1st slot 250GB SSD (SATA3)
2nd hard drive slot open (SATA3 and can be set up for RAID with primary drive slot)
3rd hard drive slot available with use of an optical drive caddy (not included)
Open M-Sata slot (SATA2 speed)
Communication-Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 Plus Bluetooth
802.11ac, dual-band, 2x2 Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth
(up to 867 Mbps)
Intel Bluetooth 4.0
Multimedia-• Dual integrated high quality speakers and dual integrated noise cancelling digital array microphones
• Dell HD video webcam
Optical Storage- Slot load DVD+/-RW
Standard I/O Ports:
Lock Slot, 2 x USB 2.0, IEEE 1394, Microphone, Headphone, Media Card Reader, 54mm ExpressCard slot, SmartCard reader, Power port, eSATA / USB 2.0 combo port, HDMI, VGA, Gigabit RJ45 Ethernet port, Wireless On/Off Switch, Primary Hard Drive Tray, 2 x USB 3.0, DisplayPort
Chassis: Materials: aluminum and magnesium alloy
Dimensions (HxWxD): 1.3"-1.46" x 16.41" x 10.65"; 33.1mm-37.4mm x 416.7mm x 270.5mm
Weight7: starts at 7.77lbs; 3.5kg
Power: 240W AC adapter quantity 2.
Slots: 2 full and 2 half Mini-Card slots
Battery: 9-cell (97Wh) quantity 2.
Input: Anti-microbial keyboard with number pad: Backlit
Touchpad: Fingerpoint ball in keyboard, as well as traditional trackpad. All buttons and keys work, but the left-click button below trackpad has lost of of its springback, so it rests lower and has less feedback when being clicked. It still functions properly though. Palmrest also has a crack in the plastic (see pictures). Both the trackpad button and the crack could be fixed by replacing a $25 trackpad/palmrest assembly that is the same part #.
Has signs of use. This is a clean system, but it does have scuffs and dents on the chassis (a testament to the durability of these Precision models).
Laptop was used for portable gaming and as the general use computer for my wife and I. I recently upgraded a desktop, and this laptop no longer sees use.
Laptop was purchased originally from Dell off-lease in February 2015. I replaced the i7-2640m with the i7-2960xm, replaced the m8900 gpu with m6100 gpu (m6100 is both faster and more stable than M6600s with the m8900 gpu), replaced the RAM, replaced HDD with Samsung SSD, and replaced the wifi with Intel AC wireless. This laptop has been a solid mobile performer, but I am letting it go due to our changing situation and no longer having a need for such a powerful portable system.