I've had one of these boxes as a Linux work station for a bit. I got mine (same specs) for free from a local business that was retiring these by the truck load. I'm thinking that's what happened here and the seller is making money hand over fist.These computers are NOT gaming PCs. They are mostly used by teleworkers, schools, and normal cubical type jobs. They are not meant for heavy lifting that computer games require.Will they play games? Sure. But not anywhere near what you'd enjoy if you saved this $400 and waited until after Christmas and find a prebuild that's on sale from iBuyPower or even start building your own with PCPartPicker. The issue with attempting to buy this as "bare bones" to upgrade over time is you'll have to get low profile GPUs and with the PSU that's installed in here, you won't be powering anything like a 1050 or higher (if you're lucky enough to get a decent priced low profile one). I'm sure someone will roll in and explain why I'm incorrect and that's fine, I don't build computers for a living so I'm sure not everything I've said is 100%, but what I can guarantee is that this is NOT a gaming PC.TLDR: save your money, buy something that you really want, or  (as much as it pains me to say) wait until the Xbox Series S is back in stock and purchase that instead of this is your budget. You'll get way better milage out of it.