Hey, Mike2012 here. Well, I recently bought an HP computer. I found it on the microcenter site, saw that it was available, had a Core i3 and a PCI-Express slot. So I thought, "Wow, this computer looks like a good deal man". Wrong, the first thing I noticed is that the case was too small for a graphics card. Now, when I asked the guy at Micro Center he clearly told the computer would be big enough for a graphics card.
So eventually, after much hassle, I got the graphics card in. But now, I realize that this computer isn't for me. That this computer was simply not made for gaming or future upgrading. I mean, there's a PCI-E slot, but what's the point if it's impossible to put a graphics card in without bumping it against something? I honestly feel like I wasted money on this computer.
So is it possible that I could somehow get a refund from Micro Center on the PC or am I screwed?
By the way, I feel this is the last HP computer I buy. HP's are cheap and for a reason. Their cases aren't as big.
I should've just saved up $100 more and got a Dell, with a full case. I guess I've learned my lesson about buying cheap computers.
So eventually, after much hassle, I got the graphics card in. But now, I realize that this computer isn't for me. That this computer was simply not made for gaming or future upgrading. I mean, there's a PCI-E slot, but what's the point if it's impossible to put a graphics card in without bumping it against something? I honestly feel like I wasted money on this computer.
So is it possible that I could somehow get a refund from Micro Center on the PC or am I screwed?
By the way, I feel this is the last HP computer I buy. HP's are cheap and for a reason. Their cases aren't as big.
I should've just saved up $100 more and got a Dell, with a full case. I guess I've learned my lesson about buying cheap computers.