I must have lucked out because the PC I got arrived in a completely clean state, with no damage or blemishes to the case, and there was no dust or busted parts to be seen. HDD only had a year of use on it, which was great.With that said, you need a GPU for this if you plan to do anything besides browsing and netflix. You also need more 16GB RAM, as 8GB is the minimum for most games nowadays. If you do buy more RAM, get 2x8GB 240pin RAM, for example "Kingston Value (KVR16N11/8)". DO NOT mix the ram, that's a no-no. Just replace the RAM in this case with 2 new ones.Now, the GPU: Out of the box it's an integrated Intel chip from a decade ago, aka not up to par with anything in the last decade of gaming save for stuff like Solitaire, so simple stuff. I recently bought a Radeon RX 570 4GB and it runs everything at 60fps and super smooth (though I use Radeon Chill to keep temps down). Games like League of Legends, The Sims 4, Dragon Age Inquisition and Minecraft. I don't play much shooters but for games like Fortnite and Apex Legends, it should run those fine if you have a decent GPU.If you have the appropriate GPU, this computer can play most games fine. You probably shouldn't put a cheap GPU in this. GPUs like the Geforce 730/710/1030, or any card that only has 2GB (or less) of RAM will probably exclude you from playing a bunch of games with mid-max graphic settings, so avoid them.Where that past statement about this computer's playability gets murky is if you want to play PS5/Series X/S games like Cyberpunk 2077. For a lot of those games, the CPU in this computer is quickly approaching minimum requirements, and for newer titles it's below minimum. Also NVMe is kind of required for the console titles nowadays, and this doesn't have an m.2 slot, so you'll have to buy a PCIe adapter. But at that point, you're buying expensive things for an old computer, which generally isn't a great idea.Again, let me stress this: the sweet sport for this computer is the PS4/XBOX One era of games. It'll be fine with those, and probably a bunch of other PC only strategy/isometric games that never made it to consoles. Stay in that range, and if you aren't sure check the PC Requirements, or use the Game Debate "Can I Run" tool. With that said, I'm satisfied with this computer! It's quiet, and plays everything I need it to, so it's a great cheap buy for me.