This is an interesting and powerful ‘little’ computer but probably for a ‘nitch’ market. It is not a high-performance gaming device. It offers the ‘DIY’ folks a fairly affordable cost-effective machine as a desktop. I stuffed mine with 32GB of ram, a 1 TB NVMe Samsung for the C: drive, and a 1 TB SSD for a scratch drive. The OS I put in is Win 10 Pro. Performance is very impressive with the built in GPU and the I7 quad core processor. The unit is 1/10th the size of my previous desktop with 1/10th the power requirements and operates very quietly, no roaring fan noise. Nice job Intel.My primary running apps are Adobe’s Photographer’s Suite of Photoshop, Lightroom, and Bridge, along with VMWare’s Workstation Pro 15. The VMWare app has been tested running under Win 10 with a 5GB Window 7 virtual machine. That virtual machine has a licensed version of Autodesk’s 2010 Inventor Pro Routed System for CAD design. The VM app runs a little slow but a sufficient amount of time has NOT been spent to tune this VM. For me this is very impressive approach to keep the CAD app when they close the door on Windows 7.What is not impressive about this device is an apparent BIOS setting or a machine behavior which turns the video drive OFF after a few hours of unattended (running machine left alone, no mouse activity) operation. What makes this a teeth grinder is the only way to recover from this is a momentary press of the power button. With this action the device “gracefully” powers down closing all open apps before shutting OFF. Repower the device finds the previously operating apps in resized windows. A month long banter with Intel Tech support has not resolved this “machine behavior” with any satisfactory solution.If Joel Christensen or John Deathrage read reviews please respond. The Intel user community has issues! jeffry944@verizon.net