My computer is at max volume but it still isn't loud enough

Get better speakers

Also /g/ isn't tech support nigger

>>57905393
It's better you go see a doctor.

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You need an amplifier

Check out a McIntosh 2105

>>57905780
I'd buy that for a dollar.

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Related question. Nothing to do with hearing but just curious.

On Windows, with all sliders maxed where possible the pop-up volume slider with visual feedback of current output level rarely peaks over a quarter?

>>57905858
That's what happens when you hire a bunch of indians to do your coding

Anplifier and nice speakers
Even a cheap speaker set with a basic amp in it will be a noticable increase in volume capability and audio quality at higher volumes

If toure talking headphones, you can get little headphone amps for a desktop/laptop

>>57905858
Enable loudness equalization in windows, google it

>>57905412
this

>>57905393
Get an Amplifier.

>>57905393
If you are using a high end headset with high impedance it will not be enough to power them. I use a cheap Sony headset that was like $25.00 that have an impedance of like 28 ohms and this is about the limit of on-board audio.

sudo apt-get install --no-install-recommends pavucontrol
pavucontrol

>>57909778
Then go to "Output Devices" and turn it up

>>57905393
Stream through vlc and then turn up volume to 200%? Iirc you can do that

>>57910863
Came in here to say this.

>>57905393
You need an amplifier
and better speakers or headphones

when you buy one look at the "Db" rating
anything over 80Db will deafen you over time.