Bought for a basic NextCloud server.  Once the SSD was swapped out (Didn't need/want Win10 Pro for this...) it just simply rocks for a small business/family, "Cloud,"  server.  You can basically set this up with a "larger" SATA SSD or a hybrid drive...or put up to a 2Tb NVMe (Vendor HP's claims...YMMV...) into the machine and go.  Current versions of Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, etc. work fine in this.The main reason for the other claims...I did do testing and the Graphics fall short.  CPU works decently for modern OSes doing business work or medium weight home/SOHO server- the graphics acceleration leaves a bit to be desired for gaming and similar workloads (CAD?) as the integrated GPU is prior to the Xe series cores on Intel's parts, which means it's marginal on older games and modern games...well...ROFLMAO.In the end...price versus what you get for that spent...it's good for what I did and the range of things I talk to- and it's the cheapest in the class here on Amazon.[Update: 01/26/23]What was said is still valid- but you should be CAUTIOUS about this one all the same.  Refurbished implies that the device will function, AS INTENDED, from the ORIGINAL vendor.  Subpar refurbishment gets ONE star since you can't do zero or negative stars.  Had I caught this in the return window, it would've been shipped back on an artillery shell to the reseller.Device is *SUPPOSED* to do NVMe drives.  The problem is that someone ripped out (and I do mean this) an NVMe stick from this machine, damaging the socket so the thing can't use them.  Discovered this when I had a Gen3 stick come available to boost capacity and a bit of performance on the server I was using.This should've been examined and never passed to ship to customers.  But, since the people DOING the refurbs aren't testing any more than slapping a CHEAP SATA SSD, and shoving in bargain basement RAM, booting and then saying it's done...weeeellll...  What else is slipping through the cracks.  Might want to view this with a bit of trepidation if you weren't on a budget at the time this was bought.  It doesn't surprise the extravagant claims of gaming- they're fly by night.