you have some recent hardwares but use quite old kernel. Your issue is expected, and the solution is to use recent release/kernel with recent hardware.
Either dist-upgrade (or better do a fresh install to avoid possible settings conflict disturbing the system) to at least wily or xenial (which smoothly works, even if its a development work still on going, blah blah ...); or test trusty + kernel 4.3 if you are afraid by the previous proposal.
My two cents,
you have some recent hardwares but use quite old kernel. Your issue is expected, and the solution is to use recent release/kernel with recent hardware.
Either dist-upgrade (or better do a fresh install to avoid possible settings conflict disturbing the system) to at least wily or xenial (which smoothly works, even if its a development work still on going, blah blah ...); or test trusty + kernel 4.3 if you are afraid by the previous proposal.
http:// kernel. ubuntu. com/~kernel- ppa/mainline/