Good morning. my pc and 'an Alienware Aurora desktop and the problem' in the system fan turns to more 'of 1200 rpm using online games and the noise and' annoying. when the PC happens to all the fans run at maximum and I think I have to restart synchronization problem fans

sounds like a thermal shut down maybe heat sink is full of dust under cpu fan or you need fresh thermal paste on processer

Do you mean that the hinges broke and the screen is no longer attached to the laptop. I googled ' Alienware M11X R2 screen' and one of the first results is a story from PC World which contains:


"Dell will repair broken hinges on any Alienware M11x system for any R1 or R2 customer worldwide regardless of warranty status," wrote Dell's John Blain, in a blog entry on the company's website.

Could be a number of things but I would lean toward the processor or the power supply. Do you have another power supply laying around you know is good? if so you can switch them out to see if it's the power supply and the same thing would go for the processor. Since you probably don't have either just laying around your best bet would be will be to take it to a repair shop and let them test it for you.

If the activity light on the front of the tower is not glowing than it can be an issue with the power supply of the PC. Try to open the tower and try to reseat the Power supply cables and check.
You can also try to Reseat the RAM (memory) sticks. If you have 2 Memory stick you can just try to boot the pc with the help of one stick and vice versa. If still the issue persist you can try to do a test on the Motherboard. Simply take out the Memory cards and power on the pc . if you hear a beeping noise than the Motherboard is fine and if you dont hear a beeping noise that it is a faulty Motherboard.

Try going to the alienware website and updating the drivers for all your components, otherwise call dell customer support as they generally provide excellent service.

Are there any beeps? Does anything come up on the screen?
Suspected powersupply fault if no beeps are emitted. Try a new powersupply but remember to adhere to wattage..

First thing to do I guess is check your GPU temperature.
Use GPU-Z and see what it says when idling and under load.
Else try checking for newer or older drivers, maybe it's driver related.

try to fromat the system and see if the problem is solved otherwise it might be a hardware problem go to dell care

check the pins on the monitor cable my be some are broken
and also check your VGA card it may not be good and need to be changed

try to change the cooling fan mayhbe its the problem that your proccessor is over heated.