Like others, I missed the part that said this has a 1 TB SATA HD, and not an SSD drive. However, it does have an M2. NVMe port on the motherboard.Summary of what you get:Intel I5-6500 quad core processor16 GB DDR 3 (12800)1TB Hard drive, not SSD.Wireless and Bluetooth combo adapterWindows 10 Pro (OEM)Wired mouse and keyboard (I swapped that out for a wireless Logitech set)Power cordHDMI out to monitor.DisplayPort adapterEthernet adapter1 Serial Port8 USB Ports. 4 USB 3.0 and 4 USB 2.0 Two of each on the front and two of each on the back of the tower.DVD burner and player.I didn't buy this for gaming. I bought this to replace a laptop that was starting to show it's age.It has a quad core Intel 6th generation I6500 processor running at 3.2 GHz. It also comes with Windows 10 Pro. In the package is the computer, keyboard, mouse, power cord and a combo Bluetooth/Wi-Fi adapter.Setup was easy. Turned it on, logged into my Windows account, got it registered and configured, waited a couple of hours for it to catch up on all the updates, and it was good to go. It comes with a Microsoft Office TRIAL, but I've been using Libre Office for years now and no sense in changing.Installed the browsers I prefer to use, and sat down and went to work. It has good response time in everything I do.It comes with 16GB DDR3 RAM and that is the maximum the system can hold. The 1TB hard drive has good response time. I updated the BIOS to the latest version, and no problems.Graphics card is built-in Intel. You could probably add a low profile graphics card to it if you wished, but not many are rated for this computer.The weird thing is that it has a warranty void if removed sticker on it from the refurbisher, which is strange considering that none of my Dell computers have that.I stress tested it with a program I have, and everything passed with flying colors. All in all not a bad little machine, but you would only be able to upgrade it to Windows 11 by downloading the Windows 11 ISO and installing it  yourself. It does NOT support automatic upgrade to 11, since the processor is one step too low.Again, this is NOT a high end gaming computer, but what I use it for, it's a good deal at a good price.I give it a five star rating.JPL