Edit late September 2019: Everything so far works okay with the PC still. I was having some issues with the hard drive for a while, which seems to have just died. Luckily the SSD still seems to be working properly. The company has contacted me about processing sending a replacement drive. So I'm glad they are getting back to me and helping me get a working product. So kudos to them.Other than that, a Very powerful PC for the money. Though ivy lake doesnt have much more upgrade path, after buying this I'm planning on eventually upgrading getting a Xeon e-xxxx, since that is the way to go in terms of a better CPU. I upgraded the power supply to a 530w and added a zotac 3gb 1060.A good buy for gaming. the integrated graphics will work if you're willing to go lower on even older games, but your best bet would be to wait and invest in a graphics card separately, and then install it yourself. This PC is big enough to handle most common GPUs.The only bottlenecks on the PC when it came to me were the disc drive and RAM, which isn't a surprise. I upgraded it to some 16gb Corsair Vengeance 1866mhz ddr3 ram. I dont know if this board can support much better. The disc drive works okay enough, being that disc drives are already pretty outdated. Works fine to install disc games and watch DVDs. Eventually I'll see if I can upgrade to a bluray drive.Bottom line is this PC is exactly what I expected before I ordered it. And for a used build, this performs well and wasn't too pricey. If it holds up, I plan on using this computer until it becomes absolutely obsolete.