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You can always just get an ethernet adapter; then most of the top ultrabooks will do just fine. I'd say it will then come down to personal preference for keyboard.

Thinkpad x250 would be good, ticks all the boxes except price :)

anything with reference pcb pretty much.

So long as MSI don't ruin their Lightning Brand. Like EVGA.

Just clean it. Reformat for a trojan is a tad extreme

MSI afterburner. You may want to check out guides on using it first.

I'm surprised you're not on a higher resolution :rolleyes:

single card, it'll be 780TI or 7990 if you're lucky. Personally I chose to get 290X as it has more RAM for 1440p. With the change I grabbed myself a 480GB ssd.

1 x EVGA 780TI classified. Wasn't working at stock volts and needed voltage boost for stock clocks to work. Returned for full refund.

Is the high contrast/brightness still issue with mantle?

Own Design is in the name :D

Just have trixx running. you should have it running anyway as you may not always want to have the default fan speeds.

well the page for 11226-00-40G has now changed to 1010Mhz on OCUK. (they have forgot to change the product code) Check your product box I think you may have received 11226-03-40G, which is the lower clocked version. No difference in card at all, just bios is set 30Mhz slower.

Not sure. Might wana have a read https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/657533/attempt-to-upgrade-hp-h8-1121-with-nvidia-gtx770-won-t-boot-past-splash-screen/ Seems more than 1 card are having issues with your board, even with a bios update. Good news is some people are reporting the GTX580...

might be worth seeing how much you could sell that machine for. Motherboard is pretty bad for gaming. The cpu is locked non-K version and judging by that I'll take a guess that the psu will not be able to handle anything mildly powerful. PErsonally i'll not bother with getting a stop gap gpu...

Double check the fans are all working when under load. What case are you using? Try using a custom fan profile then report back.

No surprises graphically. It started development for the old consoles and was too late to change engines for next gen.

disappointing :(

It's allot when you consider max you can increase is probably around 0.2 volts. On stock clocks you might be lucky to get them working close to -50mV. Also the 0.960v you see in GPU-Z is the idle voltage. Pretty sure on load the stock voltage should be closer to 1.2volts.

-31mV so 0.031volts ? :)