My main PC was an old HP with a I5 3330 in it.  Not a barn burner by any stretch of the imagination, but it still runs the games I want to play.  I was thinking replacing the 3330 with a 3770 would make it an even better gaming PC -- but finding a good used 3770 is still usually over $120 - and you'll have a 3330 sitting there doing nothing.  I saw this and figured for $50 more, I get what I was looking for, and still have a working machine to use for recoding videos while I kill wastelanders.Yeah - now the reason for the 3 starts on gaming -- Part of the reason why the old 3330 still handles games OK is the RX570 video card in it.  I was looking forward to putting that in a machine with a 3770 and stepping up my game.  It wouldn't fit.  If you buy this to make a cheap gaming rig out of, make sure your video card isn't too long (2 fans are a no no in this case).  Fortunately I had a GTX 1050 sitting in another machine that fit just fine in the Dell.  The CPU difference equals an almost 500 point better score in the Passmark benchmarks.It came with 8 Gig of ram in 4 DIMMs -- When I get c chance, I'll replace 2 of those with at least a 4 to help things out.Packing was an adventure -- it came in a very large box.  The CPU was secured in that injectable foam packaging that unfortunately seeped through the plastic meant to separate the 2 halves, leaving me to cut my way through the foam to get at the PC.  Inside was the unit, a power cord,  ans a tiny USB WiFi dongle.I may yet decide to swap the CPU's in the two PCs so I can use my best video card with my best CPU.  I'll have to wait and see.Update 2/25/21:  I updated the 1050 to a 1650 Super - fit like a charm and runs stuff twice as fast, so it's a really nice upgrade if you can find one at a reasonable price (good luck).  After a lot of reading documentation, I decided that my plan to upgrade the memory to 2-2Gb and 2-4gb sticks probably wouldn't work, do I just bought 4 - 4Gb sticks.  Worked fine (note, if you have this running a Xeon and using ECC memory you can go to 32Gb - go figure).  Also, the cost is now $70 more than when I bought it.  I guess it's not just graphics cards suffering from price hikes).