First rule of thumb- never buy from Ibuypower.
Their machines have had a reliant history of being put together improperly, as well as a few cases where their products were faulty.
You try calling in to report that? They'll just say "It worked when we put them in" and leave you high and dry.

:InsertMarioDeathSound:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtHsWV2t2kY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l60RqvwSX_0

Honestly, if I can build my own computer so can you. It really isn't hard. You might need some help picking out parts so you don't get a bunch of stuff that can't work together but after that just go slow and actually follow the instructions. And if all else fails, contact your master Kiba for help. He knows what to do.

Ah, the process seemed difficult, but I'll give it a shot!

Like I said, the hardest part is making sure everything you pick out works with everything else you picked out. Definitely get some help with that because its easy to mess that up even if you're careful. After that it is simple as long as you are careful with everything and follow the directions.

Buy from Dell or Lenovo, they have a great technical support.