It is difficult to complain about a computer that costs less than a good pair of shoes, it isn't a drop in. It requires a bit of effort on the part of the new owner for it to be even remotely usable. In addition to the desktop, I had to purchase a new case fan, network adapter, and Radeon video card. The fan it came with was so nosy you could hear it in another room. The network adapter plus had obviously had something forced into and the plastic casing was cracked (connector pins were somewhat displaced as well). The on-board video couldn't even manage basic web-browsing and ate up ridiculous amounts of processor time.After the swap-outs though, it was great for the price. You definitely won't want to use it for games made in the last year or so, but should be ok for older games and general productivity.