A problem with a Dell product? No way, you don't say? Maybe it's a sign saying you should get your money back and invest it into something that's not overpriced and underspec'd.



Anyways, did you re-install the video card drivers from the AMD website or the disc that contains stock drivers? Did you run a memory test? Download any programs to know if HDD sectors are up to something? Did you check your CPU/GPU temperatures? I know for a fact that those Alienfail cases are very limited in terms of ventilation and spacing considering they put the cheapest OEM M-ATX Foxconn board they are able to get their hands on. Chances are even if you buy that typical overpriced product that Dell is advertising, it ain't fixing jack sh*t. If you attempted to overclock anything, reset it to stock.

Try the solutions listed above. These programs will help you immensely.

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If your CPU/GPU gets anywhere over 85c I'd be insanely worried. I know Intel chips shut down when they hit 90c to prevent long term damage.

Generation wrote A problem with a Dell product? No way, you don't say? Maybe it's a sign saying you should get your money back and invest it into something that's not overpriced and underspec'd.



Anyways, did you re-install the video card drivers from the AMD website or the disc that contains stock drivers? Did you run a memory test? Download any programs to know if HDD sectors are up to something? Did you check your CPU/GPU temperatures? I know for a fact that those Alienfail cases are very limited in terms of ventilation and spacing considering they put the cheapest OEM M-ATX Foxconn board they are able to get their hands on. Chances are even if you buy that typical overpriced product that Dell is advertising, it ain't fixing jack sh*t. If you attempted to overclock anything, reset it to stock.

Try the solutions listed above. These programs will help you immensely.

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If your CPU/GPU gets anywhere over 85c I'd be insanely worried. I know Intel chips shut down when they hit 90c to prevent long term damage.

u dont gotta be such a di** man / but dell is f***ing me for so much money on this the only thing i got my money outa was the ram and video cards .. i demand for my money back they say NO there over drawing my bank account ...imm just gunna poor orange juice in it then close my bank account ship it back then when they try to ship it back imm not gunna pick it up from the ups store soo they ship it back.. change my identity...custusom build a new one //i did reinstall off of the disc they gave me /then later tryd again off the site / my temps are good between 35-50 same as it use to be when i got battlefield 3 and could play it maxd out ..obv i f***D UP getting a alien ware but i was low on cash and there finance plan was good up till 9 weeks ago..my pcs not over heating at all i just cant play games its like i lost something during the format and i can never get it back ../when i run my system specs i used to have like 7.8 -7.5 -7.2 all the way down .. now when i run it my cpu is at 5.5 percent ..insted of the 7.8 it use to be.. i trund my over clock down as well and still nothing

Generation wrote A problem with a Dell product? No way, you don't say? Maybe it's a sign saying you should get your money back and invest it into something that's not overpriced and underspec'd.



Anyways, did you re-install the video card drivers from the AMD website or the disc that contains stock drivers? Did you run a memory test? Download any programs to know if HDD sectors are up to something? Did you check your CPU/GPU temperatures? I know for a fact that those Alienfail cases are very limited in terms of ventilation and spacing considering they put the cheapest OEM M-ATX Foxconn board they are able to get their hands on. Chances are even if you buy that typical overpriced product that Dell is advertising, it ain't fixing jack sh*t. If you attempted to overclock anything, reset it to stock.

Try the solutions listed above. These programs will help you immensely.

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If your CPU/GPU gets anywhere over 85c I'd be insanely worried. I know Intel chips shut down when they hit 90c to prevent long term damage.

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Generation wrote A problem with a Dell product? No way, you don't say? Maybe it's a sign saying you should get your money back and invest it into something that's not overpriced and underspec'd.



Anyways, did you re-install the video card drivers from the AMD website or the disc that contains stock drivers? Did you run a memory test? Download any programs to know if HDD sectors are up to something? Did you check your CPU/GPU temperatures? I know for a fact that those Alienfail cases are very limited in terms of ventilation and spacing considering they put the cheapest OEM M-ATX Foxconn board they are able to get their hands on. Chances are even if you buy that typical overpriced product that Dell is advertising, it ain't fixing jack sh*t. If you attempted to overclock anything, reset it to stock.

Try the solutions listed above. These programs will help you immensely.

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If your CPU/GPU gets anywhere over 85c I'd be insanely worried. I know Intel chips shut down when they hit 90c to prevent long term damage.

i ran the msi afterburner and its pure lag says my gpu temps ..and aslo its not doing anything .. like the gpu bars are doing nnoting at all says gpu0/0.0 percent gpu1/0.0 percent

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Generation wrote A problem with a Dell product? No way, you don't say? Maybe it's a sign saying you should get your money back and invest it into something that's not overpriced and underspec'd.



Anyways, did you re-install the video card drivers from the AMD website or the disc that contains stock drivers? Did you run a memory test? Download any programs to know if HDD sectors are up to something? Did you check your CPU/GPU temperatures? I know for a fact that those Alienfail cases are very limited in terms of ventilation and spacing considering they put the cheapest OEM M-ATX Foxconn board they are able to get their hands on. Chances are even if you buy that typical overpriced product that Dell is advertising, it ain't fixing jack sh*t. If you attempted to overclock anything, reset it to stock.

Try the solutions listed above. These programs will help you immensely.

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If your CPU/GPU gets anywhere over 85c I'd be insanely worried. I know Intel chips shut down when they hit 90c to prevent long term damage.

i ran the msi afterburner and its pure lag says my gpu temps ..and aslo its not doing anything .. like the gpu bars are doing nnoting at all says gpu0/0.0 percent gpu1/0.0 percent

It's showing those numbers due to your GPU being at idle. Play a intensive game like BF3 but leave it open in the background and see the temperatures after.

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Generation wrote A problem with a Dell product? No way, you don't say? Maybe it's a sign saying you should get your money back and invest it into something that's not overpriced and underspec'd.



Anyways, did you re-install the video card drivers from the AMD website or the disc that contains stock drivers? Did you run a memory test? Download any programs to know if HDD sectors are up to something? Did you check your CPU/GPU temperatures? I know for a fact that those Alienfail cases are very limited in terms of ventilation and spacing considering they put the cheapest OEM M-ATX Foxconn board they are able to get their hands on. Chances are even if you buy that typical overpriced product that Dell is advertising, it ain't fixing jack sh*t. If you attempted to overclock anything, reset it to stock.

Try the solutions listed above. These programs will help you immensely.

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If your CPU/GPU gets anywhere over 85c I'd be insanely worried. I know Intel chips shut down when they hit 90c to prevent long term damage.

i ran the msi afterburner and its pure lag says my gpu temps ..and aslo its not doing anything .. like the gpu bars are doing nnoting at all says gpu0/0.0 percent gpu1/0.0 percent

It's showing those numbers due to your GPU being at idle. Play a intensive game like BF3 but leave it open in the background and see the temperatures after.

battle field 3 gives me the white screen on start up /ill do it to just case two but its a old game soo its not really pushing my pc to its limits /and its chopy as hell ..never yous to be like this

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Generation wrote A problem with a Dell product? No way, you don't say? Maybe it's a sign saying you should get your money back and invest it into something that's not overpriced and underspec'd.



Anyways, did you re-install the video card drivers from the AMD website or the disc that contains stock drivers? Did you run a memory test? Download any programs to know if HDD sectors are up to something? Did you check your CPU/GPU temperatures? I know for a fact that those Alienfail cases are very limited in terms of ventilation and spacing considering they put the cheapest OEM M-ATX Foxconn board they are able to get their hands on. Chances are even if you buy that typical overpriced product that Dell is advertising, it ain't fixing jack sh*t. If you attempted to overclock anything, reset it to stock.

Try the solutions listed above. These programs will help you immensely.

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If your CPU/GPU gets anywhere over 85c I'd be insanely worried. I know Intel chips shut down when they hit 90c to prevent long term damage.

u dont gotta be such a di** man / but dell is f***ing me for so much money on this the only thing i got my money outa was the ram and video cards .. i demand for my money back they say NO there over drawing my bank account ...imm just gunna poor orange juice in it then close my bank account ship it back then when they try to ship it back imm not gunna pick it up from the ups store soo they ship it back.. change my identity...custusom build a new one //i did reinstall off of the disc they gave me /then later tryd again off the site / my temps are good between 35-50 same as it use to be when i got battlefield 3 and could play it maxd out ..obv i f***D UP getting a alien ware but i was low on cash and there finance plan was good up till 9 weeks ago..my pcs not over heating at all i just cant play games its like i lost something during the format and i can never get it back ../when i run my system specs i used to have like 7.8 -7.5 -7.2 all the way down .. now when i run it my cpu is at 5.5 percent ..insted of the 7.8 it use to be.. i trund my over clock down as well and still nothing

He is not being a di**. All the stuff he is saying is true. Ask anyone with alienware experience with those huge desktops. Now the x15 is good. I have that and it is raw. Good mini desktop. Console sized thing. Worth my money.

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Generation wrote A problem with a Dell product? No way, you don't say? Maybe it's a sign saying you should get your money back and invest it into something that's not overpriced and underspec'd.



Anyways, did you re-install the video card drivers from the AMD website or the disc that contains stock drivers? Did you run a memory test? Download any programs to know if HDD sectors are up to something? Did you check your CPU/GPU temperatures? I know for a fact that those Alienfail cases are very limited in terms of ventilation and spacing considering they put the cheapest OEM M-ATX Foxconn board they are able to get their hands on. Chances are even if you buy that typical overpriced product that Dell is advertising, it ain't fixing jack sh*t. If you attempted to overclock anything, reset it to stock.

Try the solutions listed above. These programs will help you immensely.

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If your CPU/GPU gets anywhere over 85c I'd be insanely worried. I know Intel chips shut down when they hit 90c to prevent long term damage.

u dont gotta be such a di** man / but dell is f***ing me for so much money on this the only thing i got my money outa was the ram and video cards .. i demand for my money back they say NO there over drawing my bank account ...imm just gunna poor orange juice in it then close my bank account ship it back then when they try to ship it back imm not gunna pick it up from the ups store soo they ship it back.. change my identity...custusom build a new one //i did reinstall off of the disc they gave me /then later tryd again off the site / my temps are good between 35-50 same as it use to be when i got battlefield 3 and could play it maxd out ..obv i f***D UP getting a alien ware but i was low on cash and there finance plan was good up till 9 weeks ago..my pcs not over heating at all i just cant play games its like i lost something during the format and i can never get it back ../when i run my system specs i used to have like 7.8 -7.5 -7.2 all the way down .. now when i run it my cpu is at 5.5 percent ..insted of the 7.8 it use to be.. i trund my over clock down as well and still nothing

He is not being a di**. All the stuff he is saying is true. Ask anyone with alienware experience with those huge desktops. Now the x15 is good. I have that and it is raw. Good mini desktop. Console sized thing. Worth my money.

..its just a big pain in my a** man .and the fourms for people to answer not go OHH A DELL PROB AHH fart noise imm soo cool ,,,like obv i no i F***D up u dont gotta rub it in if u cant help or have any ideas dont says anything ..tell me howd youd feel with a 3000$ paper weight. soo if u answer all cocky imm obv gunna call u out cuz imm pissed with dell and there indian text support

I would reinstall windows and clean out the pc. That's what I do. You Don't have to reinstall your programs just reinstall the windows files.