I bought this to take my YouTube viewing and general computing on the road. Out of boredom I downloaded a few games yesterday and had quite a pleasant experience! I could actually crank the graphics up most of the way (on an older game, but still!) and kept a steady 60 fps (v-sync'd).I pretty quickly upgraded the RAM and HD. I swapped out the 4GB RAM chip with a 16GB ($88) to give me a total of 20GB (max for this computer).  I also upgraded the tiny (but capable) NVMe 128GB hard drive up to 1TB ($109). I downloaded the Windows 10 Home install files onto a USB drive and it went very smoothly. I didn't even need to enter the Windows key, but it might be smart to get your Windows key just incase.Easy mode to do this:- Press Windows key + X.- Right Click Command Prompt (Select Run as Admin)- At the command prompt, type:wmic path SoftwareLicensingService get OA3xOriginalProductKeyThis will reveal the product key. Volume License Product Key Activation.Take a picture of your screen with your phone. But like I said, I didn't need it - it's just in case.The screen isn't anything to write home about but the nuts and bolts of the computer more than make this everything I need when I'm on the road.