This mini-PC will work for you if you either run a 1080p screen with minimal CPU tasks or run a 4k video stream and don't mind stuttering. It dropped a few frames every 10 seconds on YouTube 4k videos, depending on how demanding the video content was (more complicated video = more stuttering). If you try to scroll a website in Windows 10 on a 4k monitor, it will stutter and make you motion sick. If you try to run a 4k application where your mouse provides input and changes what's happening on the screen, it will stutter. In other words it can almost barely run 4k at 30 fps. One of the issues I encountered was that the Intel UHD integrated graphics would be underutilized when decoding vp9 in some applications, meaning that video processing would overburden the CPU and the output would stutter. Seemed like a manufacturing issue, as there was no way to reconfigure or solve the problem from what I researched and tested online.