For the price I was worried I wouldn't get the actual specs stated. That worry was unfounded. I got the 64-bit Windows 10 Pro, 32G of Ram, Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770 CPU @ 3.40GHz , 1 TB hard-drive, and a mouse and keyboard. As well a power cord, no audio/video cables or speakers.This is a refurbished item so there was minor scuffing, 3 out of 4 of the rubber buttons it rests on were not present.I haven't tested the CD-Rom as it's rarely used these days.The mouse and keyboard are very fragile and I expect them to break within 6 months to a year if not sooner, however, they were new in their respective boxes. Plus I actually like the feel of the keyboard and it's responsive enough to type this out.When I popped open the case it was a little stiff getting the panel off and there were no screws holding it on, mind you it is a latch release but there are holes for screws. Inside it appears clean and dust free, the 4 ram sticks do not have a heat sink covering them, definitely not for overclocking and I didn't bother checking the Hz they run at.I was impressed with the CPU heat sink fan, not a stock fan and will keep it cool for sure.I can't tell whether the power supply is stock or replaced but for a ~10 year old unit I would guess it's been replaced or will be in need of that soon.As stated the hard-drive is a 1 TB hard drive though I only got 884 GB total and 69 GB was already used, meaning it's probably a lower quality hard-drive. My anticipation is it will fail, so a SSD upgrade may be in order.For the graphics it is stock Intel HD Graphics 4600, the controls are user friendly and my screen resolution is crisp on my old Sony Bravia tv from 13 years ago... Just using a straight VGA to VGA thought I will get a VGA to HDMI plug at some point.For audio I have a cheap soundbar, but the audio is clear.I could get more specific about a lot of the specs on the different items but honestly for the price this little computer is a great buy and more than enough for a home office and maybe some light video editing and some older games with a GPU upgrade. Mind you there are other options available for ~$132 at the time of writing this(Nov 16, 2022) however what sold me on this was the faster quad-core CPU over dual cores*, more RAM, and larger hard-drive.From completely off to having an internet tab open took about 21 seconds which is fast, handles multiple tabs open and YouTube videos playing while streaming music.*to figure out how a CPU holds up compared to others you can go to https://www.cpubenchmark.net/ and find your CPU. As well you can compare up to 5 at once; which I did against the others and while one was extremely close it didn't offer the RAM or hard-drive space.