It would make a good light use workstation (though it might benefit from swapping the hard drive with an SSD) or possibly media player. I'm quite happy with this machine; I'd easily look to RefurbConnect again for a future machine.It was very well packed for shipping with a large, firm, air cushion around the machine. Inside, it appeared to be reasonably clean - I did remove a small dust ball but still it's consistent with a refub. No evidence of damage. The RAM was not a matched set but it was the correct capacity (8GB) and reported to be operating in dual channel mode. The CPU was a slightly newer and better performing model (i5-3570) than the one listed (i5-3470). It even had a USB 802.11n Wi-Fi adapter in it (though that may have been left over from testing). All USB ports were able to detect a test USB memory key. The CPU idles only a few degrees above ambient temperature. Was able to decode 4k video and scale down to a 1080p display without any performance issues when tested with VLC; was only able to output to 1080p with a Display Port to HDMI cable.The Windows 7 Pro license key appeared genuine and was able to activate Windows 10 Pro installed from a separate USB key.The generic keyboard and mouse provided work fine.Not tested:- VGA, PS/2, serial, internal ports- DVD writing- Burn-in with long-running or heavy workloads- 3D performance- Included Windows 10 Pro license key (only tried the Win7 key to activate Win10)- Using pre-installed Windows image- Display Port to Display Port