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    First off, the PC itself was packaged quite well, the peripheral items were not.  As you can see in the video, the optical mouse was broken from the get go.  But I let it slide just to get the PC going.Issue 1:  Storage - as noted by prior reviews, the storage in this machine is trash.  I had to move all downloads to the HDD because the SSD was full up almost immediately.Issue 2:  Ethernet Card - the Ethernet adapter is a PCIe and takes forever to connect at boot.  I am able to get gigabit with my Internet, but the adapter taking too long to connect can be a dealbreaker.  This machine does not have onboard wifi.Issue 3:  Upgrading - this machine, bios and chip are so old that Windows 11 is not able to be installed, even when following the work-arounds found online.  So this machine is on borrowed time.Issue 4:  Gaming - the machine was promising at first but once updating all of the software, World of Warcraft played on low graphics setting still only pulls 30-40fps. My old PC from 2010 with a quad core, 8gb and 128mb Radeon handled this better before lightning surged my house and ate my MB alive.  This is NOT a gaming PC; do not let the flashy 16mb RAM spec catch your eye.Issue 5:  Multitasking - lastly for my gripe, this PC cannot handle video playing windowed and a game playing in another small window.  The video stops working or the sound will continue and the video freezes.  With the power boasted in this item description, it should handle this and more.Bottom line:  If you NEED a PC, there are cheaper refurbs out there.  If you want a gaming PC, this isn’t it.  If you are broke and need a “gaming” PC, this could work, depending on how close to the year 2000 your games are.  But if you’re a content creator, avoid this at all costs.