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You shouldn't have to uy any tools> The only tool I needed was a screw driver to secure the motherboard to the standoffs and secure drives in place. You shouldn't have tobuy anything extra Did you do your research on "Static Electricity" and how it can screw components if you're not careful?

As you read this pess Alt+ Ctrl +Delete together. Should bring up Task Manager and at bottom of screen you should see % of Cpu useage. Should be 2-3 % range. Higher usage indicates program(s) running in background.

The drive cage is removeable after the locking screws are removed according to a review on your case.

When you say other forums are you by any chance referring to Tech Guy Support forums

Spy ware is pretty much as it says, but lets not forget Viruses,Trojans,Malware,Keyloggers etc. All stuff you don't want Some programs they I use are free: Spybot search & destroy Spyblaster Spywareguard A Squared Ewido Anti malware CWShreeder Registry fix AVG free edition Lavasoft...

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Yes! The motherboard and case can live happily together.

Your tower should have free unrestricted air space around it, at least 10-12 inches, Case fans should be lint free as much as possible. Cables,wires should not be restricting air movement.

You may have not damaged you cpu and yes youcan buy replacement fans, many to choose from. I would just try to get one comperable to the one you had.

48 C is quite high and should not have been higher after you reapplied new thermal paste. Did you remove the old paste before applying the new? There are many articles and pics on the application of thermal compound. Before you do anything, are your case fans all clean and free of lint? Last...

Just be sure to get the exact same ram stick that you have now.

A top exhaust fan, or at least a top exhaust port would greatly assist in cooling the interior and not going to be very costly.

The Aspire x Navigator(my Case) comes with: 1 front 80 mm fan, and additional fan port for second front fan(intakes) 2 rear 80 mm intake fans top 80 mm exhaust fan 120 mm side fan two power suppy fans You would only have to buy one additional 80 mm fan for front port if you want to.(I got...

have and like very much the Aspire X Navigator.It is true gaming casebut doesn't have the "face appearance" that some cases do. It is equaly appealing at home or in the office. Interchangeable front bezels can add to any room decor. Has All the feature aboard for any application...

You should give considerable consideration to the A/C. I'd be considering moving pc to average size bedroom, which won't require an enormous btu output. Cooling room prior to using pc will extend lifespan of cpu,hdd and video card, not to mention a good nights' sleep. It will save your sanity...

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I reviewed the detailed specs of your case and if correct, there is no top fan or fan port. A top exhaust fan is an almost "must have" for a system that will generate a lot of heat. Simple test:: Is the top of your case warmer than the sides??

By reading you heading are you at a temp of 88C or am I reading you wrong. If correct, where are you getting this temp from?

Well, I just finished shovelling snow off my back deck, wish I could send you some As to your ?, I would be installing air conditioning in my computer room. Serves two purposes, pc runs cooler and so will you. Regards from Noa Scotia,Canada

There are a few programs that can retrieve deleted info from HDDs,regardless of whether they are reformatted,overwriiten or what everyou have thrown at it. EnCase is probably the best.