Review on Dell 15 7590 with Intel Core i7 9750H Processor and a Bright 400 Nits Display by Stanislaw Szczesny ᠌

Killer Control Center did not start - it says the service is not running, but the data transfer speed is good, scored on attempts to start. I tried to connect a Dell 4k monitor for a long time: I was able to show 60Hz via HDMI, but there were problems with colors and exiting sleep mode, I connected it via a DA300 adapter. The same DisplayPort adapter was able to produce 4K only at 30Hz, which did not suit me at all. After buying a Dell Type-C -> Display Port adapter, the monitor worked in 4k@60Hz mode and everything was fine :) There were also problems with sound drivers - only one version normally switches sound from speakers to headphones, the rest simply do not perceive the fact that headphones are connected. But after a while it finally stopped switching, I installed drivers from Microsoft, lost the ability to set up sound effects, but switching headphones worked (this is more important to me because the built-in speakers are terrible and no effects will save them). In general, Dell drivers are a sad, heartbreaking sight: instead of sleep, the laptop went into hibernate due to one driver, but we managed to find the right version. The Intel video card driver had to be replaced with the version from the Intel website, not the Dell one. Modern sleep is just a huge minus, it drains more than 5% of the battery in 3 hours and goes into hibernate. After the holidays, I turned on the laptop for the first time and noticed that the frame around the screen began to peel off, so I lower the rating for build quality.