u/Foxci357

It's the one used during the rant, from 20:55 to 23:00.
Thanks!

Please keep in mind, I don't know much about this stuff. My PC came pre-built and like 6 months ago, a friend of mine helped me upgrade it and he basically did everything. So if I get anything wrong, that's why.

Ok so, my case fan are really loud and always spinning super fast. If I try to manually change the speed, with the BIOS or with a external software like Argus, nothing would happen. I'd move the dials to 0% and to 100% and it remains at the same speed and making the same noise. I don't have the problem with the CPU fans.

I think I know why. My case fan is a DC fan and it is connected onto a four pin connector in my motherboard, leaving a free pin. According to google, that makes it so the motherboard puts it on PWM power by default and always spin at max or close to max, I think? And the solution is to go to the BIOS and switch it to the DC mode. But that's the problem: I don't have the DC mode. I only have the default PWM mode or disabled. I quickly tested disabled and the problem persisted and I also I doubt it's a good idea to put in disabled.

Any help at this point pls??? Do I have to switch it to a three pin connector? If I don't have a three pin conector, do I have to get a new case fan with a PWM mode??? Is there any other solution?? My motherboard is an Asus Prime A320M-K.

I only started noticing how loud the fan was a week ago, even though we made the changes about 6 months ago. I don't know if it indeed it started sounding really loud only recently because something happened OR I only started noticing since I've been testing microphones for voiceovers.

Please please help, now that I'm aware of the noise, I can't unhear it :(:(

Please keep in mind, I don't know much about this stuff. My PC came pre-built and like 6 months ago, a friend of mine helped me upgrade it and he basically did everything. So if I get anything wrong, that's why.

Ok so, my case fan are really loud and always spinning super fast. If I try to manually change the speed, with the BIOS or with a external software like Argus, nothing would happen. I'd move the dials to 0% and to 100% and it remains at the same speed and making the same noise. I don't have the problem with the CPU fans.

I think I know why. My case fan is a DC fan and it is connected onto a four pin connector in my motherboard, leaving a free pin. According to google, that makes it so the motherboard puts it on PWM power by default and always spin at max or close to max, I think? And the solution is to go to the BIOS and switch it to the DC mode. But that's the problem: I don't have the DC mode. I only have the default PWM mode or disabled. I quickly tested disabled and the problem persisted and I also I doubt it's a good idea to put in disabled.

Any help at this point pls??? Do I have to switch it to a three pin connector? If I don't have a three pin conector, do I have to get a new case fan with a PWM mode??? Is there any other solution?? My motherboard is an Asus Prime A320M-K.

I only started noticing how loud the fan was a week ago, even though we made the changes about 6 months ago. I don't know if it indeed it started sounding really loud only recently because something happened OR I only started noticing since I've been testing microphones for voiceovers.

Please please help, now that I'm aware of the noise, I can't unhear it :(:(

Please keep in mind, I don't know much about this stuff. My PC came pre-built and like 6 months ago, a friend of mine helped me upgrade it and he basically did everything. So if I get anything wrong, that's why.

Ok so, my case fan are really loud and always spinning super fast. If I try to manually change the speed, with the BIOS or with a external software like Argus, nothing would happen. I'd move the dials to 0% and to 100% and it remains at the same speed and making the same noise. I don't have the problem with the CPU fans.

I think I know why. My case fan is a DC fan and it is connected onto a four pin connector in my motherboard, leaving a free pin. According to google, that makes it so the motherboard puts it on PWM power by default and always spin at max or close to max, I think? And the solution is to go to the BIOS and switch it to the DC mode. But that's the problem: I don't have the DC mode. I only have the default PWM mode or disabled. I quickly tested disabled and the problem persisted and I also I doubt it's a good idea to put in disabled.

Any help at this point pls??? Do I have to switch it to a three pin connector? If I don't have a three pin conector, do I have to get a new case fan with a PWM mode??? Is there any other solution?? My motherboard is an Asus Prime A320M-K.

I only started noticing how loud the fan was a week ago, even though we made the changes about 6 months ago. I don't know if it indeed it started sounding really loud only recently because something happened OR I only started noticing since I've been testing microphones for voiceovers.

Please please help, now that I'm aware of the noise, I can't unhear it :(:(

Estoy buscando un cargador para la batería de una Lumix Panasonic DMC-TZ3 y quisiera saber si hay alguna tienda especializada en accesorios de camaras compactas (o cámaras en general que incluya los accesorios de cámaras compactas)

Hey everybody.

I became monetized about a month ago and set my adsense account about a month ago too.
But I can't add a payment method to be payed yet.
I already verified my identity, added my tax info, my adress info, etc, I've had the adsense account for a month like I said and I already reached the payment threshhold.

In the Getting paid box it still says "Set up in progress" and "What you need to do. No action needed right now. Your personal information is confirmed. Once the payment threshold is met, we will notify you for additional information". "What's next. We will notify you when to provide a form of payment to complete payment set-up."

But like I said, I already met the payment threshold (I'm at like 240 dollars).

Could it be because the adsense account I'm using is with another mail and not my channel's? Or could it because I have the configuration to show me my earnings in US dollars instead of my country's currency?

I don't know what I could be missing, any help is appreciated.