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Seems like the 451s will be the best choice for you. It seems a lot of people actually aren't that happy with the 419s. And by your music taste these will probably do you very well. So all in all the 451s are probably the way to go. Good luck!

https://www.skroutz.gr/s/423168/Sennheiser-HD-419.html This is a pretty good headphone for your budget. Has some very good reviews on head-fi (ignore some of the first-time reviewers there they tend not to be very proffessional.) http://www.head-fi.org/products/sennheiser-hd-419-headphones But...

AKG K240 currently going for under 60 bucks would also be a good choice but it really depends on the listener. I personally prefer my headphones to be as flat as possible, whereas Sennheisers usually tend to have a very specific signature. Guess it's a love it or hate it kind of situation. But...

I didn't notice you put the Sonys there too sorry. But when it comes to open-back headphones there is also a wide variety of choice, not just the 598s

Possibly when you changed to UEFI BIOS the priority settings for your boot device changed? Try using UEFI and looking into the boot priority.

Does it have to be a closed back headphone? Also what is your budget? I personally would try to stay away from "gaming" headphones since those tend to have inferior sound, and instead you pay for a lot of unnecessary extras.

Buy some.

Intel HD graphics is a graphics processor integrated into your CPU. You don't have a slot for a VGA on your laptop, and in general laptop graphics cannot be upgraded. Sorry.

1. In your example that is not USB to HDMI, but rather Displayport to HDMI. Regarding the quality: VGA is a rather dated analog transmitting port, whereas DisplayPort is a newer port that is considered to be of higher quality. I'm going to assume you mistook your DisplayPort for a USB port, and...

canirunit.com Doesn't get simpler than that

This is the manual to your laptop http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/nb/X453MA/0409_E8770_A.pdf, however I doubt it says how to switch out a WiFi card. Which card did you purchase? If it's PCIe then I highly doubt you'll be able to install it in a notebook. I recommend first of all to contact...