AZTEK IS A SCAM If you know computers you will see some real scams going on. I am on a job building a computer for someone and I was looking for an RX580 and Google was like 'Hey look at this, a RX580 for 50 bucks!' I thought it was used but no it said the condition was new. Then I looked up and it said "Msi Rx 580 8g V1 - Graphics Card - Radeon Rx 580 - 8 Gb Gddr5 - Pcie X16 - Hdmi, 3 X Displayport Msi Rx 580 8g" and the RX580 will NOT RUN 4k! These people are putting stories in heads of not so informed people.

Really good customer service, competitive pricing I was happy with Aztek Computers, both with their pre-purchase customer service, and with the fact that they called me after we received our items to make sure we were happy. The pricing was very good compared to the same (older, hard to find) screen elsewhere on the market.

Suck isn't strong enough I should have researched better before buying, my bad. Defective product, no communication, no service. Avoid at all costs.

Aztec cancelled order b/c they underpriced the item. Aztec listed a product on walmart.com at a price about half of retail. I ordered it, but Aztec cancelled the order, saying it was "out of stock" and not obtainable (even though it was widely available everywhere). As I expected, the item then REappeared a few days later on same walmart product page, available from Aztec Computers (for twice the retail price).

I ordered a Lian-Li P80 case from them. I ordered a Lian-Li P80 case from them. To say this was a mistake from start to finish may be an understatement. The ad for the case included a picture of the case. Since I already own one of these cases I was familiar with it. Two weeks after I ordered it, the package arrived. Instead of a 48lb case that is 25"x9"x25" I received a small box 4"x6"x1." It was like ordering a real truck and getting a matchbox car. Repeated attempts to receive a resolution failed. The last attempt they told me to pay for shipping it back to them and they would "consider" a refund. This is the most unprofessional, "bait and switch," I've seen in almost fifty years working in the computer industry.