Dell 990 is exactly as expected.  The effort put into cleaning it up and sending it on to the new owner is a minimal effort at best.Came slightly damaged (bent) due to ineffective padding, but the damage was minor enough for me to bend back into shape to the point where it was unnoticeable and fully functional (the part that clamps down on the expansion cards. Two ISA expansion slot 'blanks' missing from the back of the computer, yet no WiFi card installed).About 3 to 6 months of dust left on the CPU heatsink. That would have been any easy fix with compressed air, but I can fix that too. Previous owners asset tag and name (NAVAL AVIATION TRAINING CENTER) not cleared out of the CMOS using a DELL command line utility that I used to use at least once a week. -- All the above is sloppy, but not unexpected for the price.  What is unacceptable is that I need to spend at least $12.00 to install a WiFi 802.11b/g/n card that was advertised as coming with the system.  The system was not DOA, so I can't return it.  All diagnostics passed and the supercheap/featherlight mouse and keyboard work well.  I was able to successfully upgrade the BIOS from A13 to A24, but my UEFI USB install drive that works on other systems doesn't like this one. I think it might be typical of this older Dell model, not being fully UEFI compliant...Overall, adequate, but feeling a little ripped off that I didn't get all of the hardware I expected as advertised.