I bought this little NUC as strictly a streaming PC. I figured that the I 3 processor and 4GB of RAM would be sufficient for such a simple job. Boy was I wrong!1) The computer comes with Windows 10 Home Edition installed. Home edition allows the user to alter almost NOTHING of consequence, so you're basically stuck with all the bloatware and surveillance crap that Windows 10 has become so deservedly infamous for.2) With just 4GB of RAM, a little spinning rust hard drive, and the above-mentioned Windows 10 as its soul, this poor little door-stop struggled to even render a personalized desktop without crashing.3) Internet connection was painfully slow and stuttery. No, it wasn't my ISP's fault.4) Unlike two NUCs that I bought about a year ago to use as point of sale cash-registers, the RAM in this model is not up-gradable. You are stuck with 4GB of whatever cheapo brand is hard-wired into the motherboard.I finally ditched Windows 10, opened the little NUC up, ripped out the mechanical hard-drive, and installed an NVMe  SSD (it does come with a slot for one). Lastly, I replaced Windows 10 with Linux Mint. I wish I could have up-graded the RAM as well, but...(see above).So far, it runs like a gazelle.  The desktop looks great, and since all it has to do is render movies and ball-games, it does that. But I should have just bought a bare-bones NUC and installed all the guts myself. Be fore-warned.