Originally Posted by
spanishninja
well, these are all good points and I checked out Costco's return policy. It seems pretty painless and I imagine I could get away from this pretty cleanly if I did it right away. However, I honestly have been really enjoying this computer ever since I got it. It is a very noticeable upgrade from my previous 5-year old system, and I think the PSU issue is something I can afford to fix. The power adapter is I believe for the LED lighting and I did not realize how harmful that was. Could I just disconnect it and resolve the issue that way if I wanted to keep the computer?
The reason I am talking about all this is that the Costco price really was very good for the specs, and I most likely would not be able to afford to buy a full-price system that I customize myself, if I were to return this one. I simply do not want to build my own computer and I do not know anybody who can do it for me (at least for free).
Side question, if I were to return this computer, what is the fastest way to do a system restore? Do I generate Windows 10 media on a USB stick or something?