HP 8100 Desktop Computer Intel i5 3.2GHz Processor 8GB Memory 1TB HDD Genuine Windows 10 Professional (Renewed)

I tech consult for a nonprofit. We purchased this computer for the 501c org to function as a media center. I attached it to the ROKU TV using a VGA-HDMI adapter. It works amazingly well. No problems what so ever. The case looks fine, you can tell it's refurbished but doesn't look worn down. All parts are dust free (even removing the shell and looking inside reveals perfectly clean components. I bought a wireless keyboard / mouse and a 1080p USB webcam. We leave the pc in a shelf unit under the 55" TV, set up the webcam, and sit 30 feet back using the wireless controls to hold Skype sessions with movie producers across the world after streaming their videos over Youtube or Amazon. I run a CAT6 to the unit but with so many USB ports, just pick up a cheap WIFI adapter and you can connect to your router without cables.This unit has a DVD player which we also use to watch physical ROM discs and the Processor/RAM/Harddrive is robust enough for the nonprofit to experience lag-free, fast applications with no concern about filling up the storage. We are perfectly happy with this unit and actually purchased another for an employee workstation. Both function perfectly well.Remember, this is an older unit but will work just fine for you as long as your not trying to do multimedia on the Adobe Creative Cloud! I wouldn't suggest it for hardcore gamers either.... but then again if your a real creative or gamer, you already know you want a beast of a machine, not this one.If you are a small business person, need to use office software, Skype, look up a bunch of stuff on Google/Bing/Yahoo, webbrowse with your Google GSuite, check your Google Voice messages, make silly social media posts, watch way too much YouTube & Netflix, order another 3 bags of dog food using Amazon, send for pizza at 4 am with GrubHub, file your late taxes with Turbo Tax, try to keep up with your books with Quicken, track vanishing inventory with Google Docs/Sheets and of course PLAY SOLITARE! This is your PC.If you have a modern monitor/TV and a WIFI router for your internet then consider these extras that will be an additional $30 or so:* Buy a VGA to HDMI adapter https://www.amazon.com/VicTsing-Converter-Adapter-Output-Female/dp/B00K4W62R4/ref=sr_1_4?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1549002238&sr=1-4&keywords=vga+to+hdmi+adapter* Get a USB WIFI adapter https://www.amazon.com/EDUP-ac600Mbps-Wireless-External-10-6-10-13/dp/B01CCMUN8C/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1549002338&sr=1-3&keywords=usb+wifiHave fun with your super cool, fast, PC for cheap!!! Just don't hate me when you admit to yourself that you're gonna love googling the word "idiot" to look at all the pictures that show up!

Best value for the price. No issues, great seller who's more than willing to work with you. If you're looking for a powerful computer and don't want to pay Best-Buy prices, don't mind spending 20 for wireless card, this is for you. 220 dollars to get a computer that's as good as 600 dollar one.The good- very powerful processor, plenty of USB ports, and Windows 10 Pro (which costs 199 dollars to download from MS)....amazing value...so you getting a free computer or free 10 Pro licence. Take your pick. Ungodly number of USB ports. Video card was unexpectedly good.The i5 is great. For a comparison- took all night to download 800 gigs from other other i3 computer. This one took 2 hours upload the same amount. I currently have a USB wireless, USB 2 Tera HD, USB sound card, Second USB Soundcard (work thing), USB chip reader, Second USB Chip reader, USB Key Board, USB Mouse, and the processor is taking it all in stride.The seller- answered a question at 9pm on a weekend. Best people I have ever dealt with in any internet transaction.The bad, Hard Drive is loud compared to others, you'll notice, but thats about it. Not that bad.No wireless but you can get a USB wireless for 20 dollars. I did, works flawlessly.The sound card is business grade. But you can get a USB sound card for 20 dollars and speakers for 10. Plug and rock. I did, works almost gamer quality and lets face it- when is a base-desktop (less than 600) sound card worth a damn? Ok, yeah, I got 60 dollar speakers, but you don't have too.MS Edge has issues. Not the sellers fault. Seems like a 10 pro issues. Get Chrome.The "another reason to be annoyed with Microsoft"- You have to scratch off the license. That's an MS issue, not the seller, MS makes them do it. Its on the back, seller will help you find it.Bottom line, for 200 dollars, you get 199 dollars worth of software on a computer that retailed for 800 or so. For an additional 40 dollars in USB plug and play stuff, you get a system will do more than you need to.Best desktop deal.