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Ooh-err - I'm going to really show my age now. I recall the school computer lab had a single Research Machines 380Z CP/M machine we could use. With an 8-inch floppy disk drive and a tiny 10 inch green CRT. The physics lab had Tandy TRS-80s. And I vividly remember soldering together my...

How about using Ultimate Boot CD. This contains among other useful stuff a number of hard disk cloning tools.

For overclocking I recommend MIAHALLEN's 3 step guide to o/c i3/i5/i7.

Normally just a phillips screwdriver. I once had to use a Mini hacksaw and some needle files when my enormous Supermicro dual processor Pentium III mobo would not fit becuase of the drive cage in my midi tower case. Then i bought a dremel for next time (but I've not used it since!)

Quick answer is you'll need an active adapter/dongle. Or a monitor with a DisplayPort input. There's an article recently up on Tom's Hardware that does a good job of explaining about how you only get 2 TMDS (clocked) outputs, no matter what...

Aargh! I got to the ordering page for 3D secure before the server broke (500 error). Now it won't let me check out! Help!