Looks Brand New, No Dust inside the case, Clean of Bloatware too.I like the computer, its blazing fast already with no mods given the i7-6700 and 16GB of SK Hynix DDR4-2400 8GB RAM (2 Open Slots), and upon opening the case I was surprised to find the 2.5"SSD bay empty (along with the 5.25bay) and a SK Hynix SC300 256GB M.2 drive already screwed to the Motherboard.Now I have to figure out what to do with the 500GB Evo Plus I already ordered, I thought I was going to be cloning from a 2.5"SSD to a m.2, vs m.2 to m.2 with only one m.2 slot on the MB. I think I'll just return the EVOPlus, leave the existing M.2 with Win10Pro alone as my boot drive, and just physically move my old computer's 1TB HD and 2.5" 256GB SSD, making real short work of moving data with a screwdriver instead of an external drive or cable.They lost a Star on my review as there wasn't a SD Media Reader as Pictured on the front of the case, and there was No Mouse or Keyboard (sending me frantically scrambling thru my dead H/W pile) or WiFi Dongle in the box when it arrived, even though they are all pictured/listed in the product description.  I sent CNE Direct a message today but havent heard back yet but I expect them to send me those four things or preferably give me a partial refund for the value of the missing items given I already dug up an old keyboard, mouse, and am using a RJ45 Ethernet Cable as my main connection to the net.UPDATE-24 Hours Later, CNE responded and rectified the situation! Giving them back the 5th Star on my review, as we all make mistakes but its how you recover from them that determines ultimate customer satisfactionRemember the DELL Optiplex 7040 was designed to be a top tier Business Desktop, not a prebuilt gaming rig, if you are going to install a powerful GPU, its going to take more power than the OEM 240w power supply has to spare, and I'm afraid even a card that doesnt require a power cable, like a GTX1030, is going to stress the power supply more than its worth over the onboard Intel 530 graphics that can already drive 3 monitors.  To upgrade the Power Supply, you won't find the same long rectangular Dell form factor that will just clip into the case, you'll have to modify the case by drilling new holes in the sheet metal to bolt in a regular square style ATX PSU. I don't play games enough to justify that effort or expense as the onboard Intel 530 GPU rates higher on the old WEI, a 7.7, limited by the desktop graphics and Graming Graphics ratings, than my older PC that has a GT 240 video card but only got a 4.7 limited by Desktop Graphics, even though it gets a 9.9 on 3D Graphics and GamingHope the review and attached pictures answer your questions about what's inside the box given a few inaccuracies in the product description regarding RAM, SSD, and included accessories