DELL Desktop Computer OptiPlex GX760 Core 2 Duo E8400 (3.00GHz) 4GB DDR2 320GB HDD Intel HD Graphics Windows 10 Home Multi-Language, English / Spanish

Pros: Decent product for $100 give or take.

Cons: Advertised as having a 7200RPM drive; actual drive delivered in system was Seagate 5900RPM, SATA II only drive, and one of those 'Power saving' models that spins down after period of no use. that severely bottlenecks performance. if you walk away and come back, have to wait for drive to spin back up. I replaced with an SSD, and a lot of people will anyways, but the point is you have to factor in additional cost. After adding in cost of SSD, the price/value ratio isn't as nice as might appear to be at first glance. Memory was listed at 4GB, but it was fulfilled as 2 x 1 GB chips, and one 2 GB chip, with the 3rd memory slot open, and 1,2 and 4 slots filled. This effects performance, as it is best to have matched pairs and even no of slots, and if nothing else, should have been 1,2 and 3 filled with 4 left open. Can't access memory slots without removing DVD drive, so left it alone for now. This is Small/Slim form factor case, accepts only low height add in cards. You've been warned if you intend to put in a PCI-E video card. Description fails to mention also has DisplayPort connector (full size), along with standard VGA. And external eSATA port, (but only SATA II , 3.0Gbps) I bought this PC to be a plex media server. Also , in hindsight, should have gotten machine with Win 10 Pro, not Home. Can not Remote DEsktop into Home version (duh, I knew that, not sure what I was thinking). For $100, not worth going through RMA, can find use for it and give to a grandchild or something. Definitely was not thinking clearly when I ordered, although the Windows thing is easy fix (install Pro, which amazingly, Microsoft still allows activation of Win 10 using legit Windows 7 or 8 product code). I can live with memory, so really the only big boo boo was not getting a 7200RPM drive as advertised.

Pros: No geek but for my first Windows 10 Home computer I found it easy and intuitive to navigate and setup. Firefox and Chrome browsers transferred everything without a hitch. Probably won't use the Edge browser. Thought about getting a Chrome book but this desktop does everything I need and more with it's decent app store. I'll just get an Fire tablet now for the wireless capability.

Cons: Some sub menus are buried but you just have to ask the thing where they are and it tells ya.