I think I got someone else's return that was just recycled without being fixed and sent to me instead. When it came the box was pretty janky but everything seemed in place. Plugged everything in and booted it up and the graphics card had obviously gone bad. Artifacts everywhere. I know it's not my monitor and stuff because I'm typing this now from the very same monitor hooked back up to my old PC. The computer would only show default microsoft screen resolution (look how huge the mouse cursor is in the screenshot omg) and the graphics device said the nvidia card was disabled with an error 43. I tried literally every troubleshooting method you can find on google for HOURS and nothing worked. The only time the artifacts would disappear was when the card was well and truly disabled/uninstalled and it was using the windows basic graphics driver or whatever it is.I ended up asking 3 of my friends who work in IT what their opinion was and they separately but unanimously said the graphics card was probably fried and to send it back, so that's what I'm doing instead of wasting my time more. I packed everything (including the mouse, keyboard, etc.) back up like I found it as best I could including putting the packaging stuff back in the case, but now the box is even more beat-up. So if anyone out there is reading this and suddenly gets notified this PC is available and being shipped to them, if the box is beat up, it's probably the same one that was returned and recycled to me and then sent back a second time. Good luck getting it to work.I've used pre-built PCs for all my past computers and they've worked fine. So I'm going to assume in this case it's the company and just buy my next PC somewhere else. A shame, but if I'm spending that much money I want something that's not broken.