The base computer was OK: really quite bad for any sort of gaming even on low settings, but fine for basic computing, word processing, video watching. It should be noted that it can**** support 4k 2160p on Youtube, but the CPU and GPU immediately go up to 70-100% usage both. (GPU being the integrated graphics, Intel Graphics 4000 I think) and the video actually drops frames... so 4k essentially isn’t viewable. IT SHOULD ALSO BE NOTED that this product is advertised as a refurbished HP ProDesk 600 G1 Small Form Factor, but mine had the case of a HP EliteDesk 800 G1 Small Form Factor.The monitor that the desktop came with is beautiful, I think if the computer was $200 right now, the rest of the money is going into the monitor. I have no complaints in the slightest with the monitor, and having internal monitor speakers is nice.The other peripherals are kind of miserable. The wireless mouse and keyboard are unspeakably bad, connection may lag or cut out at any given point, and after using for a few hours they both begin to freeze and not respond. The 16gb flash drive is a nice added bonus, no issues. The Wifi usb adapter is not great. It’s usable, but I don’t know if it has any range. My router was beside my computer but I wouldn’t trust the adapter anyway. I use ethernet. Displayport to HDMI adapter is great, as the computer has no native HDMI output.Overall, the computer is decent, but in need of upgrades if you’re going to step up it’s usage. I cloned the HDD onto an SSD (which everyone should use today) and cut down boot up and shutdown times from 30s-60 down to 10 seconds. I keep the HDD for more storage.The 8GB RAM is responsive enough and I haven’t been bottlenecked by it, but I will be upgrading for a better gaming experience. NOTE THAT the ram is DDR3, not DDR4. 4 Slots total.The integrated graphics are not much for gaming, as said before, so I’m looking to upgrade to a GT 1030 low profile card that will fit in the computer.