i was scrolling for a low budget computer and i saw this, i checked the reviews seemed pretty good fast forward i bought this computer everything seemed to be working fine until i started gaming i didn't plug a graphics card in or anything i was playing a low demanding game called roblox it was doing pretty good until i heard some weird loud noise every once and a while coming from the computer constantly i ignored it. fast forward i got a graphics card low profile gtx 1650 4gb oc i made sure everything was working and i reset the computer setup windows before i plugged in the graphics card and set it up fast forward i unplugged everything from the computer like your suppose to then i plugged the graphics card in securely plugged a hdmi into the monitor to the graphics card turned the pc on bam no signal ordered a dvi port plugged it into the monitor to the graphics card bam no signal so i took the graphics card out. tried turning it on bam no signal i tried putting it into another desktop i had laying around (the graphics card works) but I need it working on this computer that I bought so I tried plugging it back in no signal resetting cmos no signal unplugging and plugging everything STILL no signal tried removing the graphics card no signal tried different cables trying different monitors or TVs no signal so I contacted GeForce support they said there is nothing they can do something is wrong with the computer they noted that the light below the power button of my monitor flashes witch means the CPU has failed to find an output so something is wrong with the CPU since everything is spinning and running but there is no signal. So I tried different things like plugging my keyboard and mouse in and pressing caps lock no flash on the caps lock button or num lock. SO now I'm hopeless I took a look at the CPU turns out they applied the thermal paste unprofessionally its very sloppy I dont know if the CPU over heated or what but now I knew what that weird noise was coming from my computer. I STARTED A REFUND PROCESS.