I'm a college student who was looking for a nice, affordable, well-running, pc. My cousin directed me to these guys, and after seeing my cousin's set up and the price, I bought my own; it even arrived early. That's where the pleasantries end. I set everything up and found that the pc exterior felt like sand paper which would not bode well for my desk, but I decided to put up with it; it wasn't the biggest problem I would run into. No, that honor went to the monitor. I booted everything up, and there it was, a monitor screen that looked to be bleeding pixels as it turned on. This was unacceptable, so I immediately went to Amazon to get a replacement monitor (I got the 24 inch). Bad news, I can't do that. The only option is to return everything and wait up to 30 days for a refund. Guess I'll spin the wheel again when that happens, or just buy from someone that actually checks what they send out to their customers.