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If you have a spare HDD, try removing your current drive and installing Windows on the new one. then you'll know if it's windows or something else that's messed up. EDIT: Try this first!

They compensate for it before it's sent to the headset, to counteract what will happen once it gets refracted inside the headset. This makes it look normal to the wearer.

The link is .htm, not .html http://www.aerocool.us/strikex/strikex_index.htm

nah, because they'll crack if he drops them

I use the one built into BF4, otherwise DXtory

Some air will leak out the sides, but if you can mount it then I don't see a problem

Yep, should be fine. Although I'm always wary of products without any reviews. I found this one on Amazon with plenty of reviews and it's slightly cheaper. But its up to you.

You won't fit more than two games on that SSD. Source: I have a separate 120GB SSD for games and it is now full.

I would recommend an active (powered) splitter, as this is less likely to cause interference and should give a better signal.

Personally, I would get a larger SSD. At least 240GB, preferably 500GB. I have a 120GB one and it's such a pain in the ass installing programs on a second drive, setting up symbolic links and requiring both drives to boot. It's not worth the hassle.

What need is there to upgrade? Edit: if you do upgrade, I'll take dispose of your current one for free

It even tells you on the website: 240mm radiator, up to 40mm thickness without fan. Radiator is 68mm thick, won't fit

Fan Support Front 120/140mm x3 120/140mm x3 Top 120/140mm x2 120/140mm x2 Rear 120/140mm x1 120/140mm x1 it *should* fit

4.01mhz, do you even need a cooler?

You must first check the gap...to see if it's been stretched before