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Distro: Arch Linux
Kernel: 4.18.12
CPU: i7-5820k
RAM: 32GB
GPU: Nvidia GTX 1080Ti
Driver: 396.54.09
Proton: 3.16-Beta

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This video shows multiple ways of partitioning a SSD or HDD. Along with how to mount and unmount a drive & make the system mount your drive upon boot.

0:31 GParted
2:52 Gnome Disk Utility
4:11 Terminal cfdisk
Edit: After using cfdisk, use, "sudo mkfs.ext4"
5:42 MNT Folder (Mounting Folder)
7:18 Setting Permissions
8:11 UUID
9:02 fstab
11:26 Bookmark Folder

(If you want to turn on trim support use "discard" in fstab. Performance may very based on drives. Todays SSD's should support trim, but make sure regardless. Specially if it's a sup er old drive or an off named brand).

Short Description:
Size comparison for the first and second Razer Destructor Mousepads. To show the size is not that much larger than some have posted via internet forums.

Detailed Description:
When in search of a decent mouse pad, looking at all kinds of options such as the Steel Series mats and more to find out which pad would fit my needs. I was sort of settled on the second generation of my previous pad, mainly for familiarity reasons. Yet, when reading random posts on forums some mentioned the size of the Destructor 2 was much larger than the first. This lead me in a hunt for videos to get a size analyses. The videos I watched were always just unboxings with no examples of how big it truly was.

Sometimes these mats look bigger or smaller than they really are via pictures or et cetera. As some of these mats take a full desk area to fill. Not that I was worried it would be that huge, but possibly slightly larger than the space I had on my desk. Considering, the first mousepad almost did not fit my desk leaving me with no more than a possible inch extra space.