Dell U2520D UltraSharp USB-C 25 Inch QHD (2560x1440) Monitor, 60Hz, IPS, 5ms, HDR, 2x USB-C, 2x DisplayPort, HDMI, 3x USB, 3 Year Warranty, Silver

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I just meant that you could send a video signal to your display that will allow it to display an image, and therefore would not need DisplayPort when using a USB-C to USB-C cable.

Yes, it is absolutely fine to have the power source attached alongside the D6000, in fact Dell expressly recommends that solution in cases like this where the dock doesn't adequately power the system.If on the other hand your XPS 15 has an NVIDIA GPU and is therefore designed for a 130W power source, then you could still cut out the D6000 to avoid the drawbacks of DisplayLink, and connect to the display via USB-C to USB-C cable for video and USB data, but you'd want to keep the system's own power adapter connected as well so that the system has a "full strength" power source available. Or if you need more USB ports and/or the additional connectivity offered on the D6000, then connect the D6000 itself to one of the USB ports on the U2520D, using the USB-A adapter on the end of the D6000 cable. That said, the Dell UltraSharp 25 USB-C Monitor (U2520D) is a strong choice for workers who must occasionally perform color-critical tasks but don’t require a full-fledged professional monitor, and who also need to mind how much desk space their new panel (or daisy-chained ) might take up. L'étalonnage est très bon en sRGB (comme d'habitude avec les écrans UltraSharp), j'ai juste un doute sur l'étalonnage du DCI-P3.

Casual titles won’t have an issue, but there are cheaper and better monitors if you want a display that’s dedicated to entertainment. Below is a chromaticity chart of the sRGB color space, which was generated when testing in Standard mode.As a general tip, when asking for technical assistance/insight, it helps to provide technical information, in this case the full picture of your setup.