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Minimum specs according to rock star: NVIDIA 9800 GT 1GB, AMD HD 4870 1GB http://www.rockstargames.com/V/info/pc/specs Anything better than these will be ok, anything worse wont.

Ok first things first these are the possible scenarios from best to worse: 1) They spoofed your e-mail adress 2) The hacked your e-mail account 3) They hacked your computer Now let's assume that they have actually hacked your computer. This scenario on it's own has something like 10 different...

Here are some disassembly instructions for your laptop. http://www.irisvista.com/tech/laptops/Toshiba-Satellite-C855-C855D-C850-C850D/laptop-disassembly-1.htm Notice how the CPU and GPU are soldered on the mobo, so upgrading ain't an option.

Ok, good news are even reviewers have had problems with the fan controller in your case. http://www.inwin-style.com/en/data/file/201402/1391589729UGVW4.pdf This is the manual for your case (just two pages :-P ) and it looks like you have to check the cables and their collours. According to one...

Unless you intend to put a gaming mobo with two cpus in which case, both cases are wrong, you will be fine with the HAF.

The Thermaltake is bigger but comes with almost no fans. Both of them can take very big graphics cards. The 912 is better in my opinion, but De gustibus non est disputandum.

It looks like the rad comes with scew holes on boths sides and on the cpu block there are two fan cables, so unless intel desided to put 2 fans on one side of a 120mm rad you are gold.

First the CX600 doesn't have a fan on the back (according to Corsair). Now if you look below inside the case you will see that below the PSU there are holes for air to enter. So the idea is to flip the PSU, so the fan is pointing towards the bottom where the holes are. Also Thermaltake shows how...

Yes it is possible to move the hardware from one case to an other (as long as you know how to reconnect the cables). Now in order to propose a case, a budget is necessary. as for the power supply (PSU) can you tell me how big the onboard is (watt, not dimensions) and if it has the necessary...

mini ITX, mATX aka Micro ATX, ATX are types of motherboards. The first is the smallest, the last the biggest (between the 3 of the, not all motherboards). The bigger the motherboard, the bigger the case. Now cases have different types: HTPC is like a drawer, tower is like, well a tower :-D ...

Enermax sells this case with a window, but it seems that they don't sell the side panel alone. Few companies (Coolermaster, Lian Li, BitFenix, etc...) sell panels on their own. So either send your panel to a company to put a window (best option UK) or buy a dremel and let it rip :-P .

Just buy a splitter cable. As for the airflow the standard is front to back, bottom to top, but it would be better if your PSU you point the fan towards the bottom. After all, almost all PSUs suck air from the bottom and thow it from the back.

The easiest option is to do what drkatz42 said, just go to a shop and by a standard 3pin or 4pin fan for your case and connect it to the motherboard (you can't connect it the wrong way so do't worry). But if you want post a picture of the connector and the name of the case and the PSU. In the...

Doesn't look like it. Worse case senario, you put the rad up to where there is space for two fans, and you put the fan you remove to the bottom. That said it will probably fit on the rear fan too with no problem.