It's very snappy! Everything installed quick, and Windows Updates took 30-60 minutes, tops. I even edited a few basic videos today in the Photo app. In Minecraft, a CPU intensive game, I get a steady 60 fps at 12 render distance, maximum smooth lighting, all particles on, etc. I don't game much otherwise, so I'm not sure how it handles with more GPU intensive AAA titles. I suppose one day I could pop in a GTX 1650 for fun.Quick note: Sounds were incredibly soft at first. Usually, people fix this by enabling Loudness Equalization. However, the Sound Control Panel didn't have the Enhancements tab. I was super worried that the settings I needed weren't supported. Luckily, I followed a guide online to switch the Realtek driver to High Definition Audio Device. Switching it did give me a warning, so it's up to you if you wanna tinker with drivers. Once I switched it, however, the Enhancements tab appeared. I was able to fix my sound with Loudness Equalization!