[NAME] once I've upgraded the coolers (I ended up with 5 total fans, lol) and used ThrottleStop to remove the turbo boost limits on power and time, my system (i9 10900F, RTX3070, 64GB RAM) runs games really well. I play mostly flight simulators, which are CPU-heavy and I see a significant improvement from my old MSI gaming laptop, which had an i7-7850). The CPU never throttles, since the temps never go above 65 in gaming, so it runs at max full-core speed all the time. It's a good machine, but too bad I had to spend extra money to get the power I originally thought I was getting when I bought it.
As many of us who have purchased an Inspiron G5 5000 Gaming Desktop were clearly mislead by the heatsink images on the product page. I would like to know if anyone was able to get any help from Dell support? My experience is that support just goes in circles, not addressing the real problem here. Was anyone able to get any satisfactory answers, or is the only recourse a product return? [IMAGE]
Inspiron G5 5000, misleading sales page image, heatsink