I wanted to love this laptop, I really did, but ultimately I sent it back. The processor is good and it runs smooth and very fast once optimized. As many others have mentioned, you've got to uninstall all the bloatware and it takes a while to get everything running but once updated to Windows 10 it ran great.  It runs CorelDraw X7 pretty smoothly which was a must for me. The RAM is great and everything is easily assessable for upgrading- another must for me.Sadly, the negatives ultimately led to me Returning it.  First of all, as several recent reviewers have mentioned, the keyboard is crap. I'm using this laptop for writing mainly and the keyboard needed to work well...it doesn't. It bends and dips in the middle and generally feels cheap.  The keys stick badly- I had to re-type just about everything I typed. Also to fit the full size keyboard with numerals on the side the directional keys are placed weirdly and the right side shift key was half size to accommodate the arrow keys, so I spent a lot of the time fixing problems because the curser moved up instead of captolizing the letter I was typing because I thought I was hitting the shift key...Another really bad thing is the screen.  I saw one review on here that mentioned it, but it was the only one, so I bought it anyway.  I wish I had listened to that reviewer. The screen has "bars" on it on ever window- reminded me of old tube TVs when they were going bad. This was annoying in general for web surfing or word processing but REALLY bad for graphic design work.Overall, it's a solid laptop and might work for some people (and obviously did for a lot of reviewers on here) but it missed the mark for what I needed. If you can overlook the annoying screen issue and the complete crap keyboard then this is a good purchase for the price.