In Finder hold down altopt , click on the Go menu and then click on Library . Once you have Library open drag and drop it to Finder ' s Favorites list . Now it will be visible when you open files in BorderTool 2 . <| sep |> Funny , I don ' t see a single mention of men in his post . <| sep |> yes good answer <| sep |> No , it should be someone capable and independent . Not a genocidal country . <| sep |> They were hired through a temp agency , they know the job is temporary , so you take as many hours as you can before being let go . <| sep |> Nah , it has too many letters in between . <| sep |> Pleas add Mr trump Response to Pope who building wall is not Christian <| sep |> All looks to be compatible to me . My only concern is the PSU . You ' re probably fine with 550 W , but I personally like to go a little overkill on PSU wattage just so there is definitely no problems and it ' s more futureproof . You may want to search for a power supply calculator online . I ' m fairly sure 550 W will be enough , but it ' s best to be safe . As for the fans , couldn ' t be easier to install . Just make sure you buy the correct sizes for your case most common sizes are typically 120140 mm . Attach them with the supplied screws , make sure they ' re facing the correct way , and plug them in to a fan header on the motherboard 3 or 4 pin depending on fan . Oh and as for thermal paste , most of the big name brands are pretty close in cooling performance . Just look at the top rated ones on Amazon with thousands of reviews , and you can ' t really go wrong . When applying it though , everyone has their preferred method , you should look up all the different ways . The main thing is don ' t apply too much , make sure it ' ll spread evenly , and definitely don ' t apply too little . Simple way is to put a peasized blob in the centre , then let the CPU cooler ' s heatsink spread it when you secure it down .