Nice unit that will be an excellent Plex server. It came with the correct amount of RAM and clock speed (i7 3.4 GHZ) but like others here, no HDMI. I checked the pictures in the listing (which says HDMI) and saw that there were two Display Port and no HDMI, but I assumed it meant that they would supply the $7 Display Port to HDMI adapter. Nope. They listed it as WiFi as well, but supplied the USB WiFi dongle so all is well on that front. Why not the DP/HDMI converter? So on Labor Day weekend when I do not live close to the store, I had to wait for the converter that I was forced to order from Amazon and have it shipped. Needless to say, no one in the family is happy when your media server is down an extra couple of days because it was listed erroneously.In the end, it is a huge deal? Probably not. I got a decent computer at a decent price and it is only and inconvenience. However, I also believe in holding companies accountable for their products and product advertisement. Sell me what I ordered, nothing less. We are not talking about something damaged in shipping (my pet peeve is people giving a poor review based on something entirely not a company’s fault), but something in the listing that they created and know it is supposed to be there.I’m not saying you shouldn’t buy the computer. It seems like an adequate unit for my needs. However, be aware that there may be some inconvenience getting it correct. Others have mentioned the wrong processor or less RAM than advertised. Those are big issues that would require a return. Mine is entirely insignificant in comparison. However, know it may take a trip to the store or a couple of day wait to use it because you had to order something from Amazon.