Review on 17.3" Laptop DELL XPS 17 9700 3840x2400, Intel Core i7 10750H 2.6 GHz, RAM 16 GB, SSD 1 TB, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti, Windows 10 Pro, 9700-6710, silver by Michal Wasowicz

The flickering issue in Photoshop is not going to be fixed by Dell, as the company has stated. It is unfortunate that I did not discover the issue with some computers sooner because it has been present for a considerable amount of time. In the course of carrying out tasks in the workshop, such as zooming in and out or painting with a brush, the brightness flickers virtually constantly after each action. It flickers ever so little, but it flickers all the same, and it's absolutely bonkers. The issue can be resolved by turning off the GPU mode in Photoshop; however, doing so results in the appearance of brakes and friezes. Additionally, it seems rather pointless to acquire a computer with high-end hardware just for the purpose of turning off the video card and causing a general slowdown in performance, doesn't it? There is yet another solution, which involves turning off the built-in Intel vidyuhi and then restarting it. After doing so, the flickering should stop for some time. After performing these actions, you will no longer be able to adjust the brightness of the monitor, and you will experience a wide variety of bugs, among other issues. The pleasure is also average. In a nutshell, I am totally dissatisfied with myself since I used Photoshop on my laptop instead of my desktop computer. The most interesting thing is that Dell support (English) said that this is not their problem and that they will not solve it. This is the most interesting thing. just great.