#Hp pavilion dv6 hdmi driver download plus#
#Hp pavilion dv6 hdmi driver download series#

You can find detailed information about the performance capability of the offered processors in our mobile processors' benchmark list.Д«ut HP also has ready an exciting option in terms of the used graphics card: besides the ATI HD 4530 featured in our test model, a HD 4650 (which e.g. The Core 2 Duo P8600 processor by Intel with 2.4 Ghz is among the series' most powerful chips. If one browses among the other current models of the same series, one also finds a whole range of different CPUs, by AMD as well as by Intel.

#Hp pavilion dv6 hdmi driver download series#

Our model at hand defines the beginner's version of the dv6 series with a combination of a Turion X2 RM-75 CPU (2.2 Ghz, 1MB L2-Cache), manufactured in the 65nm-method, and an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4530 graphics card. The touch sensitive additional keys respond without any problem, as on the already tested Pavilion HDX16, at least as long as they are pressed pointedly and not too shortly.ДЄs described at the beginning, the HP dv6 is available in a range of configurations that also very much differ from each other in terms of used key components (meaning CPU and GPU). Positive: an own button for deactivating the touch pad. Not only is the handling very unpleasant, but the look also quickly suffers from the accumulated traces of grease on the pad. A sticky, slick surface with a mirrored look just is a no-go for an input device you use for tapping on with your fingers. However, we have to criticize the touch pad. Thanks to the keys' size and the classic layout, there were practically no blunders during our test though. If one hits the keys somewhat more vigorously, some bouncing can occur, since the keyboard unit partly sags a little bit. The feeling when typing with the notebook has to be described as rather soft with unobtrusive, quiet clicking sounds.

#Hp pavilion dv6 hdmi driver download plus#

Since it does not impair the standard keyboard in its dimensions, this has to be seen as a plus of the HP dv6 by all means. Here, one can fortunately resort to the numeric block offered as well, which also finds place in the case without problems - rather unusual for this format. This is not a problem as long as one does not need them too often, but they are rather unfit for controlling a computer game. Only the arrow keys apparently absolutely had to close ranks to the height of a single row of keys due to artistic reasons. The key's size turns out predominantly pleasant. This especially applies to the touch pad, more on that later though. As long as one is 'blessed' with constantly dry hands, this is less of a problem, but one will judder across the very slippery surfaces clumsily anyway during the warm summer months. These are placed pretty effectually and are found primarily on the display's lid, as well as in the area of the palm rest.ДЄlthough the dv6's keyboard comes in black, it does feel very sticky, as on the HDX, which is due to the lacquered surface. The look however can indeed profit from the depicted ornaments. The lacquer surfaces are to be described as sticky and not very convincing in terms of haptic. The only exception is the case trough, which shows 'naked' black plastic. Almost all surfaces were finished in this manner, by the way. This has also been implemeted as a high-gloss panel, although not inВ Edge-to-Edge design as in the HDX16, but with a conventional display frame - which albeit comes inВ proper style with a high-gloss look.

After all, a difference between prices of several hundred Euros to the HDX16 series has to be justified.ДЄn essential change (from a constructive point of view as well) attracts attention to the kind of display featured. For instance, they forewent a silver-chrome-colored keyboar d, and also used a rather unobtrusive lacquer regarding coloring of further parts.

Apart from the different lacquering, it really might be a matter of partly identical component parts - last but not least also due to the identical form factor.ДЄrtistically, the dv6 is considerably more plain. The dv6 series' case is very evocative of the just reviewed HDX16 model by HP in terms of looks.