I read the reviews and saw the problems people were having.  I've worked in IT for 20+ years and figured I would give it a go.  Yes, the SSDs in these are throw away and I would recommend replacing at first chance, especially since good, name-brand SSDs are cheap right now.  I planned to replace mine anyway since I want more than 120GB of storage.The Good:Mine booted up fine, registered Windows.  I can confirm that mine has Windows 10 Pro.  The hardware is also correct.  Correct CPU (i5 3470S), RAM size (8GB) and HDD size.The Bad:After about two hours, the PC powered off.  I tried bouncing it and the LEDs on the front came on briefly and then nothing.  I cleared the CMOS, nothing.  I disconnected every peripheral hoping to get a POST screen... Nothing.  I left it unplugged, CMOS battery disconnected, hoping to drain flea power.  Plugged it back in and noticed the exhaust fan kept cycling on, turning a few turns and stopping.  It would do this every second or so.  Still would not power up.  This is typical of a bad power supply.  I grabbed my gaming laptop PSU which has the same barrel connector and polarity/voltage but a bit higher wattage; PC fires right up.  My conclusion is, these are either weak PSUs as build quality goes or they are not outputting the stated 6~7A to run this PC.  Going to see if I can get a replacement without having to send back the whole PC as I have already set everything up on it.