I'm a through and through Mac guy but there are certain programs that either work better on Windows or simply are not available on Mac.  I use to make my own PCs, but my needs are simple--I'm not looking for a maxed out gaming machine with the latest greatest--and there is no way to beat the price of one of these beaters.  Most people want laptops.  I realize that I don't need to be mobile with this machine, which is great.  A desktop provides so much more than a laptop for twice the price.So, I'm a Mac guy who only uses Windows 10 in the classroom to run Powerpoint slides.  I opted for the 16GB Ram/120SSD. It has an i5-3570 (maybe 3470--I forgot which the diagnostic tool indicated) not the 2400 listed in the Amazon specs. Regardless, it's fast for my lightweight purposes. Everything seems to respond instantly.  In hindsight I probably could have gotten away with the cheaper version with the 1TB HD.  120SSD is simply too small. Anyway, I picked up a 4TB external HD for less than a hundred, so I'm good on storage.  If I do load Lightroom or  Capture One, I suspect that it will run nearly--if not as fast--as my tricked out i7 iMac.  On top of that, it has a built-in DVD player!  Some have criticized the cheap keyboard and mouse and, yes, they are far from industrial strength.  However, they work perfectly fine.  Now I am not completely undiscriminating.  I am yet to use a PC laptop keyboard and touchpad that I find acceptable (actually my 2016 MBP keyboard and touchpad are pretty bad too).  Yet, these cheap accessories are more than acceptable.  All this for a very cheap price.For gaming, video editting, 3D modelling, look elsewhere.  However, for basic needs, this box is a winner for not much change.