Please keep in mind the 5 star review is RELATIVE. This isn't a new powerhouse that will play newly released games at max settings on a 4k monitor. This isn't going to quickly edit the CG graphics on a new movie.What this WILL do is your normal computing needs. Browsing the internet, email, basic office documents, light gaming. All done in a tiny box about the size of a paperback book. This is actually an almost identical unit to the one I use for work, but with a more powerful processor. That work computer handles a couple of dozen browser windows and programs running at the same time, including streaming VOIP phone calls. All without breaking a sweat.Now, why a 5 star rating? This processor has a CPU rating of approximately 8000. A brand new high end consumer processor has a rating of about 25,000 - 35,000. Top end even higher. So, this has the fraction of the power of a new high end system. On the other hand, it only costs 200 dollars and uses as much power as an incandescent light bulb. I could still consider a 4 star rating because it's not perfect. BUT, I got a wonderful surprise. I didn't get the Ryzen 5 Pro 2400GE in my unit, I actually got the Ryzen 5 Pro 2400G. That 1 letter difference results in a 10% performance improvement. Another surprise is that I received 16 GB of RAM instead of just 8 GB. Windows **LOVES** memory, so that extra amount helps the system run more smoothly when running many browser windows or programs, or photo editing. The final surprise is that instead of 3 Display Port connections I received 2 DP and 1 HDMI. This could be seen as a positive or a negative depending on the person. But, adapters are cheap and easy to find.For $200 you're not going to find better bang for the buck. I searched for a couple weeks before buying and found nothing that compared with this. As long as you understand the units limitations, I honestly believe you won't find better than this anywhere near this price.