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You just need to install it as normal from the iso (disk or mem stick) then enter the key. It should be on a sticker somewhere on your laptop, probably on the bottom.

For that price and without a dedicated card, i'd get an AMD APU as it will be more powerful and better for the money. Maybe switch the psu out with a passive one if the budget allows it?

You can copy the main game folder in your Steam directory to the external drive then uninstall the game (backup save data too for extra precaution if you want it). Then when you want to play it, copy the folder back into the directory, select the game in Steam to 'download' then make sure you...

Ah okay, a ivy-bridge cpu should slot straight in there no problem with no updates required then :D (bios wise anyway)

HOLY COW....... :O That's a nice pile o' 280's you got there :)

Set of Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO 250's for main pc use, Senny CX400 for 'on the go' then some old early 80's (ish) Beyer DT440's as well :)

Or maybe an ivy such as 3570k/3770k. Should work, depends on your mobo, probably will need a bios update to run ivy if its an older one.

Was going to suggest this, new case and from reviews, looks to be an excellent choice with room for upgrades in the future such as a custom loop, more drive bays etc... That is unless the lack of 5.25" bays is a problem :)

+1 to Deathadder :)

Looks nice so far, shame about the mobo :(

That looks gorgeous, can't wait to see the finished build :)

As long as its got the normal mounting method, then any should fit. Not too sure if there's any ones that particularly wont fit.

Do you want your programs on the 2nd and game on the first? If so, you could maybe just drag and drop the window onto the 2nd monitor?

If you don't mind/care about the Noctua colour, (what puts most people off) then i would definitely recommend them. Yes they are a bit pricey compared to others, but they do work well and have exceptional build quality. :)

This, just cut em to size and away you go

Can't really go wrong with the Microsoft X360 one, either wired or the wireless with adapter version. Works well in emulators such as pcsx2

Looking good so far, should turn out a nice little system :)

mmm like the look of that :D

Ah sorry, my bad.

Depends really, the headphones don't need an external amp to drive them, but you will get better quality sound with an external dac and amp. You should ask yourself do you want to carry the additional hardware and charge it etc? If so, then you could look at something like a Fiio E17 or E18...