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Yeah, that's how I got my 4530s. It costs cheaper when not including an operating system to it, and you can just buy whatever version of operating system you like afterwards.

+1 on this, I always download the latest combo update and place it on the Unibeast USB drive before I do any fresh install, so not an issue. Updated to the latest 6.1 Probook Installer on my existing 10.8.4 installation. All good here.

I just connected to an external Samsung monitor (through VGA), and there's no flickering. So, it's definitely something specific to our laptop screens. Are you sure you guys this occurs even on the HD screens? I'll keep researching this problem for a while.

HP ProBook Installer 6.1 (beta): Ivy bridge support Yes, I've got this issue everywhere as well, on grey backgrounds, but it's a lot worse in Google Chrome. It's a bit less on Safari, but still noticeable.

HP ProBook Installer 6.1 (beta): Ivy bridge support I used to be a Windows PC repair technician (now I'm just a mother of 2 kids) and I can tell you now these "cleaning" programs are useless. They only make your system worse (corrupting software, registry etc). I don't even use an antivirus...

HP ProBook Installer 6.1 (beta): Ivy bridge support Everything works great here on 10.8.4. Volume slider is improved.

I just installed it on my USB 3.0 hard drive. Can't boot from it still due to being USB 3.0, whether I connect it to a USB 3.0 port or a USB 2.0 port.

HP ProBook Installer 6.1 (beta): Ivy bridge support Ok, installed the Beta 14 on my existing 10.8.4 installation. Everything works well! :clap: "unable to handle key..." errors during startup are now removed, also my AMD graphics is now recognized on System Information, although I know that...

My display model: B156XW02 V2 (AU Optronics) I got a bit dizzy checking so many profiles, but I think my preferred one is : Air - Calibrated - AC15

HP ProBook Installer 6.1 (beta): Ivy bridge support When you say "smoothly" you mean moving speed is slow? If so, just change it from the System Preferences, Mouse and adjust the Tracking Speed. EDIT: sorry I meant System Preferences, then Trackpad.

HP ProBook Installer 6.1 (beta): Ivy bridge support Just for feedback, I downloaded and installed the 10.8.4 update (http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1658) on my existing 10.8.3 installation, and used the latest (beta 12) Probook Installer here to install the OS X Support Kexts for 10.8.4...

I have tried this link through the Windows 7 virtual machine and the boxes 1 and 7b are flickering very bad, also anything that flickers through Mac OS X flickers there too, but I don't know if it's because it's a virtual machine. Because recently when I removed Mac OS X completely and installed...

I don't know if you have a specific Probook model in mind, but yeah, I use mine (you can see specs on my signature) for Photoshop designing and website coding too, plus other stuff, and works great. The best buy I've ever did. I would suggest you get minimum an i5 processor. This is the...

This describes exactly my situation, the horizontal line interference pattern that drifts up and down as well as the "sticky images".

Yes, mine flickers too.

Now I see it becomes severely noticeable, if you push the lid back or front. I don't know if it's just the different side of view, or there's something with the cable that improves by moving.

So I guess it's something common in OS X no matter what display we have on.

Yes, I agree that in Windows is less noticeable, even now when I use Windows as virtual machine is not that bad. If hardware is really the issue, then perhaps at some point I should upgrade my screen to an HD one, but I would like some more feedback on this if possible, before I start spending...

I have tried changing resolutions, color profiles, Graphic Glitch Fix is installed, and Radeon graphics disabled in BIOS. But still for some reason, when on grey background (and sometimes white), screen is a bit shaky on those areas that have these colors, such as here in this forum. Also...

It's ok, I'm just glad it's working, even in this way. Your work is highly appreciated.