Everything was as advertised. A 330M Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0 'dongles' are included for those who might need them. I reused my multiband Panda Wi-Fi setup from my old PC. The video card from my old PC plugged right in to the PCIe x16 slot, so I didn't need the Dell DisplayPort to HDMI converter included. Even though I didn't need it, no information on whether DSP-HDMI adapter is an active or passive, or which type is needed with the Optiplex 9010 DisplayPorts is provided.  I highly recommend adding another 16Gig of RAM to bring it up to the 32Gig max. It really makes a difference in performance.One thing I found handy is the Corsair Dual SSD Mounting Bracket 3.5" CSSD-BRKT2 fits nicely into what looks like a 3.5" floppy mounting cage below the DVD drive. So you can add 2 SSD drives without having to use the open hard drive slot. You'll need some SATA power 'Y' cables to do it though. If you do want to add a second hard drive, you'll need a Pocaton 3.5 Inch HDD Hard Drive Caddy/Bracket to do it. It's an exact match for the OEM blue Dell mounting bracket, but seems to be made of beter material. Other blue brackets I've tried broke too easily.My only real complaint was the packaging it was shipped in. Basically it was just wrapped in bubble wrap and put in a big box. There were styrofoam 'protectors' on the four vertical corners, but two of them broke in half as the computer shifted in the box. Fortunately it wasn't damaged and fired up nicely once I had everything hooked up.