Dell Precision m4700

No Linux information for this one, i use it for gaming with Windows. It boots with Linux, and everything seems to work on a short glance.
As a gaming machine it was astonishingly capable. Even though it was already a few years old, the card was in the lower high-end region when it was new. Still a decent mid range machine. And not even too expensive. And still very portable.
Over all, i really, really liked this machine. Ultimately, this was the machine that led me to buy the Precision 7550 several years later.

Features

Dell Precision m4700, 15.6" mobile workstation
- System
  - Intel QM77 chipset
  - Intel Core i7-3720QM, 2.6GHz 45W TDP
  - 2x4096MB + 2x2048MB PC3-12800
  - Kingston SMS200S3/240G, 240GB mSATA SSD
  - Samsung HM641JI, 640GB SATA HDD
  - HL-DT-ST DVD+-RW GS30N, DVD Burner
  - AMD FirePro M4000
    - And only this. No Intel card. Very sad, no virtualisation with PCI-passthrough.
  - Intel 82579LM, Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 AGN, Intel Panther Point PCH
- I/O
  - LGD0308, 15.6" 1920x1080 matte IPS TFT
  - Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
  - Gigabit Ethernet
  - 2 USB 3.0, 3 USB 2.0, eSata, Firewire, Express Card
  - Docking Port (Dell E-Series)
  - Headphone, Mic, VGA, HDMI, DP
  - Card reader
  - Finger Print Reader
  - 1.3 MP Camera
- Power
  - 97Wh 9-cell

Disposition

Sold off (it stopped recognizing it's GPU after i spilled coffee onto it).