How to "kill" a computer entirely?

[GSAA]

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[glendalf81]

are you sure its the computers fault and not just a case of severe user error,
what are the kinds of "misfortunes" are you having,

also i don't know where you live but in the UK, after 28 days you are not entitled to a refund, only an exchange or repair, otherwise you have to try and deal with the mfr and that is not easy to get money out of them i can assure you

[Steve R Jones]

It's against the rules of this forum to help you with this...Not to mention it's against the law

[GSAA]

Basically Im running a decent gaming computer with 4 gb ram, geforce 9800 gt graphics card, so it should do most applications easily. But right from the start it has not been even as fast as my laptop..... they promised a good computer but ever since i turned it on for the first time it hass been much more slow than other decent computers ive used (for example i used by brothers decent gaming computer for a while and it had no problems). plus my monitor turns on and off for no reason, has tried everything but doesnt change.

so yeah even though ive never hurt or ruined a pc before in my life this one has been a piece of sh... ever since i got it from the store.

for example it passes crysis's recommended requirement but ive never been able to run it with more than 30 fps with everything on low, no anti-alias and lowest resolution.

so I just want to end this now and hoppefully get money back.

[GSAA]

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Originally Posted by Steve R Jones

It's against the rules of this forum to help you with this...Not to mention it's against the law

understand my situation mate ive been ripped off from what im convinced is a faulty made computer...it wasnt supposed to be like this

[RicheemxX]

Thread closed, are you seriously on a tech support forum asking us how to commit fraud against a computer company? If you want to re-think your post and ask for assistance as to how to possibly fix or repair your PC fine otherwise my suggestion is to work with the company to try to reach an amicable agreement.