OK, I know it's not like a screaming gaming monster, but this little guy does pack a good amount of power for it's size and cost.  The RAM is upgradable to 32GB, but you have to be extra careful selecting the memory, it won't play nice with mixed chips or exen slightly different specs.  You can add a 2.5" SATA drive, but you will have to get a kit too…Anyways, straight out of the box I immediately tried to update and install software.  Although the CPU is no expressly listed as supporting Windows 11, there's no reason why it shouldn't… after making sure that the BIOS is set to boot UEFI mode, etc etc… then it's just a matter of adding one line  to skip cpu check and away it went to installing Windows 11 (22H2 is the latest as of now)… I then ran all sorts of compatibility and feature tests without any issues.  I was even able to install the Android subsystem mode for Windows 11 (native support) with no issues, games ran OK.  TPM 2.0 required features also no problems.The only thing I can complain about is the cheap dp to hdmi adapter it comes with and WiFi usb dongle they sent was absolute garbage - replaced with an Amazon Basic adapter, and I was able to do 4k, instead of just 1080 limit.  I also replaced the WiFi and BT with an internal M.2 NGFF card - ALL better 😀