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Question: is the OS 32-bit or 64-bit?
Document: Our computer is serving its purpose well. Windows 8 is very different, but that's the OS, not the computer. Fast and efficient. Haven't had any problems with it. Very quiet.
Just getting into the BIOS was a challenge (EDIT: repeatedly press F10 during boot and you'll get there). Once in the BIOS, disable UEFI Boot and enable Legacy booting. Confirm that you know what you're doing and that you understand that what you're doing is insecure, and you might be booting an OS that you haven't paid Microsoft for... ahem.
Great product for the price... although I am still learning the new Windows 8 OS, and I'm starting top like that too. The PC is super quiet, nice feature set, very fast and ultra-light. Having problems hooking up my Bluetooth but still not sure if it's the OS or the PC. Overall, I'd recommend computer to a friend.
This computer was very easy to set up. I did have to buy a 32gb flash drive to make a copy of the OS, but even that was easy. I guess computers dont come with a OS disk anymore because it is preinstalled. Made the jump from windows do to windows 8. Windows 8 is weird to use from the start, but now I don't want to go back. I like it.
It supports the faster RAM (PC3 14400 (1866 MHz) as opposed to the PC3 12800 (1600 MHz) that it comes with, but I'd look for benchmarks for your application to see if this would yield any actual performance increase).Since the p6-2350 comes with Windows 8, it has all the new OS security stuff (after all, who would want to run anything besides MS Windows on a PC? ;-).
Glad I got it when I did. * supports 32GB RAM instead of 16...  fast forward a couple of years, and I'll "need" 32... 16 is ok for now, but gotta factor the "bloat" effect of software development. (Personally, I take the minimum suggested RAM, and quadruple it for a system I'll be happy with.
I bought this for my teenage son. His computer finally died, so after a week or so of research, this what I ended up buying.PROS:*It has an integrated, but reasonably powered video card. He loves to play WOW, and his last computer had a dedicated video card. So I worried a bit he would not enjoy this. But on medium settings, this game works great for him. He is quite happy, so am I, life is good.
I've had this computer for a few weeks now, so here's what I think.Let's talk about Windows 8 first, because even though I'm here to review the machine and not the OS, I figure a review of Windows 8 might benefit someone considering this one since it is such a new OS.First, I feel like it is Windows 7 + Xbox apps (if you open some of the apps like Video or Music, they literally say "Xbox Video" and "Xbox Music" when launched).
My old computer finally died around Thanksgiving of 2012; it was an HP as well and lasted over 7 years. Needless to say, I'm a fan of HP and believe in the quality of their computer products.For those who are used to windows XP, windows 8 presents a bit of a learning curve. It took me about 10 days to get everything how and where I wanted it...the settings, programs I previously had, etc.
After 32 days my $600 computer quit connecting to the internet. I sent it in for repair. It came back with the front scuffed up and with paperwork that made me think it was fixed. It wasn't. When I called I was told by HP's service department to leave my name and number and they would call back. They didn't-3 days in a row!. I sent it back again.
Answer: It is 64-bit.  The only problem with it is it comes with Windows 8.  I rue the day I got Windows 8 and yearn for return of Windows 7.  Microsoft pulled a real goof with Windows 8.