Reviewing the 800G2/CI5-6500T Variant.This computer works like a charm. The only thing I had a problem with was the Realtek wireless adapter that came with it; it didn't want to work and when it did work and finally connected to my network, it never stayed connected. Had an old netgear wireless adapter lying around so I used it instead.Pros-16 gigs of ram so memory is never an issue-Efficient i5-6500 CPU that deftly handles everything I throw at it (Bluestacks Virtualization, Media Server Hosting, Multi Video Transcoding, etc)-Plenty of USB Ports on the front panel and back panel (at least 4 at both ends)-2+ USB 3.0 portsCons-Only the supplied wireless adapter but not the computer itselfNotes-Comes with a keyboard and mouse (both wired)-Boatload of Updates needed once you boot up-Wireless adapter is an external usb variant (wireless n, 300mbps, assuming single band)