Raffy98

I think that as long as you're not having any problems with your system there's no point in upgrading, and I also think that your system is still good to this day.

Any Oprical drive you'll find online (as long as it's from a reputable brand) will work just fine. Make sure it has the right size.

Usually a empty folder is 0 bytes because you're just creating a container that has nothing in it. (at least Windows works that way)

No problem!

Exactly, the only thing that you have to check is whether your PSU is capable of delivering enough juice to your GPU and the other components.

You are right wtf... Anyway, based on my research and from your suggestions I think I'll give a shot to the Corsair Strafe RGB. Thank you everybody!

I have a Pagani Zonda in my garage (In Gran Turismo 5 obviously :lol:) ... really cool car.

I already checked out some of that type of keyboards in that price range, but I don't really like the keycaps. Also I prefer to buy a quality product that I am sure that it will last a long time. Thanks for the suggestion though.

130$ would be a dream for me. Since I am Italian (European), I have the Euro as currency. A K70 for 114€ (130$) would be a really good deal, but here the conversion rate inexplicably rises to 1€=1$ + Taxes, so your 130$ K70 here in Italy costs 160€ (181$) including VAT. You americans are really lucky.

Yep, I really like Corsair too but if another brand can offer me more for the same price I'll buy another keyboard.

Good keyboard, but personally I need the Numpad since I do quick calculations and operate in spreadsheets and databases quite often.

Hi guys, I received a very good amount of money for my 18th birthday and I thought it was the time to make the big step: to swap out my CM Storm Devastator keyboard for a mechanical keyboard. I chose the Corsair Strafe RGB, but do you have any suggestions? Is it a good keyboard? Thank you!

I want a store near me like this one SOO BAD! It's great!

Good luck!

It's here. It's in Italian, but following what he is doing should be enough. (Except at 3:46 where he choices the language) The "System Reserved" partition contains some boot data for the OS, flagging as boot i'm not really sure what it means so... instead of risking telling you something wrong I'll just let the experts tell you! Or if you're really interested some research could be helpful.