You get what you pay for. I bought this back in 2020 for school, then ended up not using it for about 1 1/2 years. I finally started using it a few times a week 2 1/2 months ago and the computer would turn on, then the monitor would cut out while it kept running. No matter what monitor I used it would do the same thing. If I turned it off and on again it would work (albeit slowly). Then I pulled the hard drive because it just stopped booting, and it turns out the hard drive is from 2011 and was pretty much at the end of its lifespan.I would only recommend this if you were to immediately replace the hard drive because they just leave the original in there. Windows 10 does not play nice with older hard drives and will give you issues. Given how storage is so cheap nowadays I would think they would put a new hard drive in to prevent it from conking out so quick.Well, I can use it for parts so it's not a total loss.