DarkRuskov

games ultrawide if suported, productivity dual screen or ultrawide depending on what you do.

budget, uses, what do you already have except the GPU? how do you expect people to help you if you don't give any info?

budget, uses, what do you already have except the GPU? how do you expect people to help you if you don't give any info?

if you can afford it lynda,com

if money is not a problem buy the new cards.

"I don't trust AMD" 
This made my day.

Use case
Location
Number of monitors and monitor resolutions
 
Then we can give you some appropriate suggestions.

4790k it's in the post^^

the 380 is a very good GPU and plays most games at 1080p without any problem, only the AAA games won't be at full settings

I came in here to recommend the Quickfire Rapid, guess someone already beat me to it. It's a great keyboard and I'd recommend it to just about anyone. I picked mine up for around $70 I believe

Have a look at MSI's GS series, the GS60 and GS70 models tend to be the cheaper variants.
 
In general though if you're wanting 'cheap', 'thin' and 'gaming performance' in a laptop, the games you want to play will have to be particularly low on GPU demands.
 
I still have my MSI GT70 and to be realistic, I'd have to say you're going to have to drop one of those three wish list items entirely.
 
Thin laptops don't tend to have good gaming performance, and things like the Aorus models get extremely loud very quickly. Gaming laptops tend to be thicker and more expensive. (I wouldn't recommend a laptop for gaming, even though I have one - the cost is too high for the relative performance).

Full HD is 1920x1080. qhd is 3200x1800. First of all, why would you want to get one? are you going to be gaming on the go? also, please do some research before posting. something as simple as resolution is much easier to search it up, rather than posting it on the forum.

If you can push too £700 the D7200 is a good option http://www.amazon.co.uk/Nikon-Digital-Camera-3-2-Inch-Screen/dp/B00U5W8HFI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1459176408&sr=8-1&keywords=nikon+d7200 failing that a d7100 can be had for around £500

Linus already said in a WAN show they would be that expensive due to manufacturing.

Pretty much, itll show up as either a file or as a local file sharing computer and you can browse it as if it were a disk
However, most wifi can run at 600mbps so it wont be unbearably slow. I would suggest the NAS be hardwired but the laptop will be fine without it. 

I would recommend this course on coursera https://www.coursera.org/learn/interactive-python-1
(there's a second part)

ikr, my laptop was overheating when the fans turning full speed anyway lolol

thank's that's seems like a cool spot !