The specs are good, the Machine was free from visible scratches. Plugged in the web of cables required for a modern set up and began installing programs and applying patches to bring the OS current. As part of that process I rebooted the only to have the machine not boot. I pulled the power cord and reset it and it boots up... ohh crap.I’m a System Admin and have been for decades. I know what’s coming. I continue to patch and set up and when the same issue happens again, I take note of the blinking power light and look up the code. According to the code the motherboard is bad.The company didn’t give me any problems sending it back, but this was supposed to be a “refurbished” machine. This machine was never tested. They buy them second hand from a company, toss in a cloned disk and resell them, what ever doesn’t come back, must have been good.That means they’re using there customers as there testers, and that’s BS.It’s not just this seller, I’ve bought several machines for friends and family, only to send it back due to an obvious problem.If you buy these “referbs”, set them up IMMEDIATELY, and at the first wif of a problem, send it back.Note: the onboard graphics for this is good enough to meet the minimum requirements for most DirectX 12 games, but most gamers will probably be underwhelmed. For anything else, the specs are quite good.