Built a couple of really nice computers at the first of the year, gave one to my daughter, kept the other for the den and the big TV and Denon reciever, gave the old one (that's still really nice) from that room to the Ex, and was piddling around with a very old computer I've had for years, and gave up. I think that one will end up being a Linux box...Enough building and tinkering! Enough!So I looked around on here and took the leap and purchased this machine.Ordered Friday, showed up Wednesday. Not bad. I guess it was shipped via Sopwith Camel, in the 21st Century, but hey, shipping was free, so it's all cool.It came in a thick rigid cardboard box and was cradled in a rigid bubble tube ish thing that is made out  of Abrams Tank grade plastic material or something.No dings, scratches, dust, looks great. USB keyboard and mouse set up was nice. It could pass for brand new in my book.There was plenty of room to put a couple of extra drives in it. (I'll be keeping an eye on that power supply)So far so good.But then I turned it on. I don't mean to step on any toes or hurt anyone's feelings but.... Man, this thing is quick for 165 bucks! I've been watching videos and they look great, music sounds awesome, I can't find anything wrong with this little machine! Haven't found a thing wrong with it yet. (third day of ownership...)Nice to have here upstairs as a second computer.Thanks folks for the excellent deal.I really appreciate it.I would definitely suggest this as an inexpensive way to get a decent computer.* This just in: I purchased a 58 inch 4k ultra HD blah blah blah tv and hooked this little baby up to it, and played some movies and Oh My Gawd! Absolutely blew my mind.Now streaming video online from youtubetv is a joke, I'm getting an nvidia card to put in it, and will clone the drive to an SSD and see how that does.But I was totally blown away when I saw what that little machine did with that tv.Absolutely worth every penny.