DanTheActualMan

do you have 2 ethernet ports on the laptop?

easy. Logitech G930

no worries mate

try removing the graphics card and using the built-in graphics and see what happens

relax man i said in the future if his projects get bigger than yes upgrading to an i7 with a different motherboard would be great, so would switching to an AMD. im trying to save him money by saying that what he has now is fine

yes it is, and if you ever want to know just try and click and drag in the space between where you think a space might be, if it ends up being highlighted with no character highlighted then its a space

yes but the 4460 will be good enough for starting, theres no sense it spending another $150 on another cpu plus who knows how much for a different MOBO because of the socket. what im getting at is it will work fine for just getting into the sport

1. boot computer and hold the "apple" key and the "s" key. 2. wait for terminal show 3. release keys 4. type without the quotes: "/sbin/mount -uaw" 5. press enter 6. type without the quotes: "rm /var/db/.applesetupdone 7. press enter 8. type without the quotes: "reboot" 9. press enter

here try this, it will take care of wireless and bluetooth + take up less space in you slot area + its even faster than what you have now

honestly i agree with @Geoffrey change the fan ive picked 2 out that may interest you http://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/Ld3RsY/corsair-cpu-cooler-cw9060016ww (comes in red, just how you like it) http://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/v4DzK8/cooler-master-cpu-cooler-rln24m24pkr1 (not red but still nice and quit)

this i way more than enough for now as your projects get bigger you will know exactly what you need (more cpu cores, more gpu ram, etc.) but this is a great start and way better than my first editing rig Source: 4 years of TV/Video Production

then chances are warranty is voided, in that case tear it apart see where it went wrong, learn something and maybe use it as another pc with an external monitor?

if i remember correctly "irql_not_less_or_equal" is related to hardware issues like drivers not driving (lol), try removing your GPU and use the onboard graphics and see what happens

gliff.com is for making like flowcharts and diagrams, that could run on a phone, when i was getting my degree i had a laptop with 8Gb of ram and about 30 some tabs open i google chrome, and i stayed @ 90-99% utilization of memory, no way could 4gb of "Shared memory" do that

u still run into the problems i stated earlier pretty much capped at 4gb of ram on all of them and extremely slow processor speed @1.6Ghz with a 2M cache and extremely low storage only @32 Gb and she said its for a course online which means he will probably have notes and they add up to alot after a while, granted you do get 100Gb of cloud storage but only for 2 years