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Dell doesn't really provide anything, and their customer support is something you have to pay for.

So, I have a pre-built Dell Inspiron 5675 and it has pretty shit dell motherboard, the fans were tollerible until I installed an nvme ssd, and now they feel like they're either 100% on, or 5% on there's no in-between. However, my fans are 4 pin, so they should be able to be controlled right? However, the BIOS on this fucking motherboard is also shit and doesn't let me change anything, let alone voltage or fan speeds. However, I've also tried using speedfan, and I can control the gpu fan fine, but the case fans are still uncontrollable even after I've configured them in speedfan and set them to "software controlled." So I'm at the point in which I'll buy an external fan controller, like this one from cosair: https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Fan-Controller-Commander-CL-9011110-WW/dp/B0725HP1J2/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=corsair+fan+controller&qid=1564428670&s=gateway&sr=8-1 I could just buy this and use corsair's software to controll my fans while their routed through there right? But I don't feel like spending that kind of money, if you have any kind of advice for my situation please let me know and thank you for your time.

But it says on the slot pysically written that it's a PCIe 3.0?

So I reecently purchased a "Samsung 970 EVO Plus Series - 500GB PCIe NVMe - M.2 Internal SSD". And I knew I had a pcie 3.0 x4 slot for this, right next to my ram. And so after installation I ran Samsung Magician and it's saying it's running on PCIe Gen 2x4, and my speeds are not what they should be. I also ran hwinfo, to make sure my motherboard supports 3.0 and it does. The bandwith is also not being taken up by a wireless card, tried taking that out too. I also tried using my bios to change this, but my bios doesn't have a lot of options to be changed, since my pc is a prebuilt dell, with a basic dell motherboard. I've been trying to solve this for 5 hours, looking up different solutions and most don't even apply to me, since my bios is so shit. Thanks for your time.

So I'm upgrading a pre-built pc I've had for about a year, I was looking at getting an NVME SSD, I also plan on putting on another 8gbs of ram, but I don't need help with that. CPU: Ryzen 1700x GPU: Radeon rx580 RAM: 8gbs of DDR4 at 2400MHz (Future 16gbs) Current Storage: 1 tb Hard drive Motherboard: Some non-branded shit dell one, but it does have a PCIe, so I think I should be good (Bot are 500gb versions) I was deciding of whether to get a Samsung 970 EVO Plus Series($130) or a Samsung 970 PRO($160) The Evo is 3500read/3300Mb/s write TBW at 600 The Pro is 3500read/2700Mb/s write TBW at 1200 I was wondering if the 600Mb/s write speed difference would be noticeable with my current pc specs. I also wanted some opinions on TBW and if 1200 TBW is excessive? I kinda want the ssd to last (5-7) years and I'll be using it as my main drive for games/os. But I'll probably still keep files and pictures on the hard drive. Thanks For The Help.

So I bought a prebuilt from dell and I was wondering what the purpose of this thing is on top of the gpu. I have either thought it was for safely transporting the gpu, or for gpu sag. However, when I take it off there doesn't seem to be any sag? I would just keep it on there but it seems to be slightly covering a gpu fan. Thanks for any help

Hallelujah updating the drivers worked. I tried updating them before, but I only checked using the windows auto-check. However, it wasn't that easy to update them lol. I spent a couple hours troubleshooting after I kept getting a 0001 error code, but I tried this application called DriverEasy and it actually updated the realtek drivers to an even more recent update. Anyways I really appreciated the assistance, thank you.

Probably not the sennheisers if you like bass; they're open back which pretty much takes all the bass away.

So I have a Inspiron Gaming Desktop 5675, it's a pre-built from dell so they have some unrecognizable motherboards, but it does have an "identifier" on the manual. Motherboard Identifier: GUID-0FB72875-2CE1-490D-8E55-4083E488BE9E I also think I may have found the sound card in the manual. It might be a Realtek ALC3861 Here's the link for the online manuals: http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/product-support/product/inspiron-5675-gaming-desktop/manuals Thanks for all the help.

Well I have two things listed underneath the sound tab in device manager. AMD High Definition Audio Device Realtek Audio (I don't know the specific model)

I need some help I've had a pair of ATH-AD700X for several months now and they always never lived up to the hype for me. They just weren't that good, and sounded like a pair of earbuds. However, about a month ago I recently updated to the most recent windows 10 and when I put them on they sounded awesome. I started messing around with the audio settings trying to see what had changed, but when I got back on the next day they went back to their normal garbage. My main theory lies in when I got the update it might have reset the audio settings back to default and then I fucked them up again. Thats why I've tried to put them back to default, but I'm probably missing something. I'm kinda at the point where I just want to factory reset my pc and see what happens. Thanks for any help that you can give. (I also had a pair corsair void pros before, the ad700x, but were too heavy for me so I returned them. I'm pretty sure I messed around with the audio settings back then too).