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Unofficially though, the general consensus in spoken language is to add "s" or "es" as per usual (Toshibas), unless it ends up sounding awkward (e.g. Asuses, Volkswagenses).
I just recently fixed a problem exactly like this for another SFM user. The person was running a dual graphic laptop with windows 8. It turns out a 'feature' called secure boot is to blame, for some reason it prevents SFM (or any other source engine game) from properly utilizing the higher end card in the dual graphic card combo. Simply disabling secure boot fixes the issue. One way to check if SFM is using the intel or nvidia card is to type mat_info in the console and checking to see whether intel or nvidia is mentioned as the primary graphics adapter.