[SOLVED] Well I have no idea what that is LOL

[I do not know 1 2 3]

What is this pls.

 

[kerberos_20]

SSD "gaming" cover

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

SSD "gaming" cover

Sir, I don't have the clue about what you just said.

 

[Zerk2012]

What is this pls.

Looks like a fan or LED hub what case is that

 

[kerberos_20]

Sir, I don't have the clue about what you just said.

https://www.google.com/search?q=ssd...7AOkQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1536&bih=750&dpr=1.25
click this link

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

Looks like a fan or LED hub what case is that

Idk I saw it in a video I was watching and got curious.

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

https://www.google.com/search?q=ssd...7AOkQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1536&bih=750&dpr=1.25
click this link

Let me guess. It has no function whatsoever?

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

https://www.google.com/search?q=ssd...7AOkQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1536&bih=750&dpr=1.25
click this link

but why the heck is that cover there if the case is empty... does it come with the case?

 

[kerberos_20]

Let me guess. It has no function whatsoever?

if its fan/rgb hub as mentioned above, then it could have some function, if its just cover, then no function at all

 

[kerberos_20]

but why the heck is that cover there if the case is empty... does it come with the case?

its not really emptycase , you see....there are fans aswell

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

May I ask a question that's been fricking my head for the last 23 minutes? Are there speakers built in pc cases? And are there any cables AT ALL that has function (other than RGB) in an empty NO PSU case. Like a brand new case, does it have like cables for like it's usb, it's audio and mic jacks, it's power and reset button? pls answer I got no clue

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

its not really emptycase , you see....there are fans aswell

Wow you just embarrassed me sir. I wonder what I would have done without that piece of VALUBOOLE infotmation. Sir thank you. mwa

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

Seriously though, answer question pls

 

[Zerk2012]

Let me guess. It has no function whatsoever?

You can see on the sides where it says something like fan1, fan2, fan3, etc.
closest I could find to it.
https://www.joom.com/en/products/60eec2404e05400145a7f138

 

[kerberos_20]

May I ask a question that's been fricking my head for the last 23 minutes? Are there speakers built in pc cases? And are there any cables AT ALL that has function (other than RGB) in an empty NO PSU case. Like a brand new case, does it have like cables for like it's usb, it's audio and mic jacks, it's power and reset button? pls answer I got no clue

spekares arent there, you have to purchase some

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

spekares arent there, you have to purchase some

Wait huh, does that mean even if I put a motherboard in that baby it won't output crispy sheetos sounds? WOT

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

You can see on the sides where it says something like fan1, fan2, fan3, etc.
closest I could find to it.
https://www.joom.com/en/products/60eec2404e05400145a7f138

Oh you're right. I can see fan 1, fan2, fan 3. but does that like come with the case or...

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

spekares arent there, you have to purchase some

pls I was kidding, i mean how are there no speakers there. maybe you got me wrong, by speakers I mean sounds like the sounds of tick tock

 

[kerberos_20]

Wait huh, does that mean even if I put a motherboard in that baby it won't output crispy sheetos sounds? WOT

nope, no sound at all, you have to connect pc speaker if you want to hear that lovely retro sounds
it may come with PC case...but lately due mainboard having debug leds or full blown LCD displays, its kinda rare to see it

Oh you're right. I can see fan 1, fan2, fan 3. but does that like come with the case or...

if its showcased, then it should be bundled with case

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

nope, no sound at all, you have to connect pc speaker if you want to hear that lovely retro sounds

Ok I am so cnsuedf, how is there NO SOUND in a pc. So you're saying if I build a pc right now and install windows and play a video on it, NO SOUND COMES OUT?

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

Like does it come out of the motherboard? of the case? Like does it need cables for it to actually play sound? and those cables are plugged in some kind of speaker built in? also don't confuse sound with noise, by sound i mean the kind of sound you hear in a linus tech tips video

 

[kerberos_20]

Ok I am so cnsuedf, how is there NO SOUND in a pc. So you're saying if I build a pc right now and install windows and play a video on it, NO SOUND COMES OUT?

what has pc speaker to do with windows?
windows is using soundcards to produce sound

 

[I do not know 1 2 3]

what has pc speaker to do with windows?
windows is using soundcards to produce sound

Exactly, now where does the sound that is produced by windows' soundcards come out from?

 

[kerberos_20]

from audio i/o ports located behind PC

here on this picture you can see 6 audio ports, then you plug something there which produces sound (headphones or speakers)

 

[Ralston18]

When a software app generates audio the applicable electrical signals are sent to a speaker.

And cables are likely needed somewhere along the path....

Most computers have multiple ports for audio input and output. On the back I/O panel and on the front of the case.

Wireless via Bluetooth can also used.

There may or may not be a small built in motherboard speaker. However there is likely a connector available to plug in a small speaker.

= = = =

If you are trying to figure out what you computer has then more information is needed.

Make and model computer?

Make and model motherboard?

Is there a sound card installed?

Do you hear any beeps when the computer boots up?

Do you have speakers connected to the motherboard? Or are using headphones/headset?

Or do you hear audio via monitor/TV speakers. Or a soundbar even?

Look in Device Manager > Audio inputs and outputs: What devices are listed there?

(Note: under the View tab ensure that "Show hidden devices" is checked.)

You can also right click the small speaker icon usually found in the lower right screen corner.

Doing so will open up a menu with multiple audio related choices. Each choice leads, in turn to multiple windows, tabs, and audio related properties.