Lot of server for the money, and it's even surprisingly quiet.  Condition was virtually new, including protective plastic film still in place on one side, and it was well-packaged.  The USB key with a Windows 10 OOBE installer (for re-installation only) was a nice touch.  An HP keyboard and mouse were also included.I'm running Ubuntu Linux 20.10 on it as a KVM virtualization platform after saving an image of the 500 GB SSD, in case I ever want to switch back to Windows 10, or if it has to be returned.  The 2 TB HD was just blank NTFS formatted.  For now it's plugged in to a Kill-A-Watt to monitor power consumption.  It draws just over 200W of power when idle.  When I ran an application to put load on all 16 cores, that increased to just over 400W, and the fan speed increased a little.Per core the Xeon E5-2670s run about the same speed as a Core i7 laptop, and that's plenty.  Just a couple minor disappointments: I hoped it'd have 8 x 16 GB RDIMMs - as some other reviewers reported.  Mine has 16 x 8 DIMMs - meaning any RAM upgrade would require a swap vs. adding to existing.  Also, it cannot boot headless; there must be a monitor attached to the graphics card designed in the BIOS as primary, though I found that monitor can be powered off.