The Yrden, Heavy backstab combo can kill some enemies really fast. They take 200% damage from the back just like Geralt.

It is risky staying in melee range too long... get a couple nice hits and get out of range quick.

Good luck beating this fight. It is a little too hard imo but you can get through it.

This part is pretty hard, he killed me many times too. I tried to keep Quen up and then drop Yrden. When he gets trapped in the Yrden, get behind him and heavy attack backstab him 3 maybe 4 times and roll away. Kite him and throw knives until your vigor regenerates. Then repeat this.

If he is still killing you alot you could drop the difficulty down for this one fight and then put it back up. Some may consider this lame though.

I don't eat it for breakfast, but I'll eat it at other times in the day seinfeld style. Fruity Pebbles & Capn Crunch Crunch Berries are my favs. I'll eat most kids cereal though. I really like the rainbow colored fruit flavored milk the Fruity Pebbles leave, So I put in extra milk.

I say 'No' and if they get smart with me I insult them and call them names.

I have had this happen once, turned out there was extra pre installed standoff in the case. It was touching the underside of the motherboard and causing a short circuit. Re did the standoffs and re installed and everything turned out fine.

Molex connectors have a pass through, male on one side and female on the other. You can chain them together.

Ok, I just took out one of my spare fans, the adapter has the 3 pin connector, one male molex, one female molex. Plug one molex into the PSU, and the other into your next fan. The fan I am looking at is CM Superfan80SU2 (Its just a 80mm fan nothing special.)

1. You can connect the fans to a free molex adapter from your power supply. Molex is a 4 pin adapter. You can chain all of your fans through one molex if you wish. You fans will run at full speed and cannot be controlled via motherboard this way, however.

2. Most fans come with a 3 pin to 4 pin adapter. You can hook up the TX3(3 pin) to the molex this way. Make sure the fans you pick come with these. (even if you don't use them they are nice to have around for future installs.)

3. The case suggested above is what I was going to suggest, its good.

positive goes to positve, negative to negative. The colored wire is usually the positive, and the white one is usually negative.

I have a GTX 460 and the hottest it gets is 55 C. I have a HAF case though. Its a nice budget card. Can run most modern games at medium highish settings, anything 2007 and before max settings (except Crysis, runs at medium @ 1080p, 30 to 40 fps.)

It sounds like it would be awesome, but it actually is challenging. You need to control your thoughts and behavior. Being bored and only allowed to do certain things (work acceptable,) can mess with your head trust me.