We just lost another computer to an attack, I guess with the virus on the loose, the bad guys what to wreak havoc.I'm tired of buying higher end computers to viruses, even though we have been running virus protection, I guess it is not enough. So I saw this computer with specs good enough for what we do with a computer. We use games and software that does not require being on the internet. When on the internet we do very little shopping and then only on a limited number of trusted sites. I love google earth, used with All Topo software we can find places and check conditions that can not be found only using one or the other. It is a marriage made in heaven. It set up very easily right out of the box and we added our most used software already. The only thing that we don't like is the Windows 10. We DO NOT like Windows 10. It rams updates down your throat making hardware and software unusable. I'm sure that we don't need a lot of the updates that they shove down your throat. We don't use any social media, or cloud services, ( that's what they make flash drives for ), I use Canon software to download large image sizes, shot in raw, then processed. We use old style games, created back in the Windows 7 era. They are fun and good for your brain, without all the vivid violence of today's popular games. At any rate, we haven't need any tech support, we only set it up this morning, but we are very pleased. Why spend a lot of money on a computer that some creeps are only going to destroy? There is only one thing that I don't like about this computer, and that is, that it only has one USB port on the front. The worst thing about this computer is Windows 10. Microsoft crams updates on you, changing the operation of devices and programs. I finally navigated my way to de coupling one drive  and other annoying features that hi jack things, like automatically signing your account when you go to Microsoft news. I use Canon software for my camera and I got that working good, without Microsoft sticking it into the one drive mode. I process raw pic s and put them on flash drives, away from Microsoft goons.