DELL OptiPlex, Intel Core 2 Duo 2.9GHz Processor, 4GB Memory, 160GB Hard Drive, DVD, Windows 10, WiFi (Renewed)']

Well first off after many years of fixin' and doing everything that I could to keep my old Windows 7 Dell P.C. alive it finally crashed and burned in 2014. I had seen these Optiplex P.C's before and thought that I might go for it but at that time my daughter loaned me her Asus laptop to use in the "meantime". Here I was four years later still playing farmville 2 in slow motion on the laptop. I like the game and used to play it just to relax but having the page crash and freeze every time I turned around was just frustrating and I was about to just delete facebook altogether then I took one more look at Amazon and the Optiplex p.c. I was leary of Windows 10 but because of the price on these I just had to give it a go, the worse that could happen is it doesn't work and I can send it back and delete farmville, at best I would love it and and maybe upgrade by adding more memory to it. The P.C. arrived packaged nicely (looking brand spanking new) and way sooner than expected so I proceeded to set it up and take it for a spin. I was shocked at how quiet it was and how quickly it loaded. I started navigating around, first limiting Cortana and seeing what else I could tweak and then "Crash". I was like "Uh-Oh, and so it begins". I let it cool off a little (It didn't really feel hot but I thought maybe that was it) then attempted to turn it back on to no avail. I didn't panic though, just looked for another power cord (I have plenty of them) and plugged it in and I was back on the information Super highway faster than I'd ever been on before. Of course I had to test it out so off to Farmville 2 I went, and man was I impressed, where it used to take me an hour + to check on my critters, harvest or plant and water more crops AND check on and help my "neighbor's" it now takes me about 15-20 minutes tops to do all of that then I can get off of the internet and be productive for a few hours (that's IF I feel like being productive Lol) then come back a few hours later n take 20 minutes to check on my farm. I love this p.c. in fact I am fixin' to order another one to use as a "loaner" for my daughter who also loves it hehe. Oh by the way, Windows 10 isn't so bad, I am still having to download some of the programs that I had on my old p.c. but I am also finding that a lot of the programs I had are already installed on this or it already comes with a program that works way better than the one I had "Back in the day". So yes I highly recommend this p.c. in fact I say get em while they are hot but be sure and leave one for me coz my financial situation dictates that I've gotta wait a few days to order a second one.

This product arrived after three days of standard shipping, and I wasn't sure what to expect for a computer I just bought for around 90 bucks.Here's what I got:A computer-sized cardboard box.A Dell computer, as advertised, packed neatly within said box.A power cable.Two sheets of paper detailing warranty information and some information re: Blair Technology Group.A bunch of black foam packing rectangles.The computer itself is in excellent shape and arrived with a USB Wi-Fi adapter plugged into the back. Considering this model is most likely a retired office computer, I'm not surprised it doesn't have a Wi-Fi chip plugged into the motherboard. It would've relied solely on an ethernet cable in its previous life. This doesn't bother me, personally, and the USB receiver I got is pretty fast!The cable reaches far enough for most applications. There are some 'feet' on the side of the case, so you can stand it up or lay it down.After backing up files from my old machine, I plugged this thing in and it started right up - very quick! The setup process was much faster than I had anticipated - I couldn't take coffee breaks in between screens before the next thing was ready to go. A nice touch I've noticed is that the username on this computer was actually already set to my name. Checking the system tab revealed the specs are all as promised - except the hard drive I got is actually 256GB instead of 160GB. Can't complain about that!This computer is now my daily driver and I also use it for indie game development. Downloading Android Studio and updating the SDK is something that took hours on my old machine - getting it set up on this took less than thirty minutes, so the hard drive and USB Wi-Fi adapter are both exceptional performers. The hardware on this machine is pretty decent and could certainly be used for light gaming if you're into retro or indie titles. It can't run Forza 7 or anything super intensive, but Hyper Light Drifter, Iconoclasts and Saving Princess 1 and 2 all run with no hiccups whatsoever. Half-Life 2 runs great on this, too, so you're not too limited, just realize you won't be running Crysis on max settings.I read almost all of the 100+ reviews on this computer and I was sketched out at first, and noticed a few users claimed issues with their Windows 10 product key being no good. Fortunately I didn't run into that, Windows recognized my account and everything is sync'd up with no issues.Overall I'm very pleased with this, to say the least. What you get for $90-100 is a PC that runs Windows 10 with some respectable specs.If it burns my house down, you can expect me to be back here amending this with an angry rant on my smartphone, but for now, it was an excellent choice.

It is a fast running computer. The Windows 10 works excellent, it just takes a while to set up. The start up is the same as any other Windows version computer. I bought mine for an excellent price around $95 and it is worth every bit of it. I have had it for two months and use it everyday to do basic computer work and some school studies. It is WiFi compatible but they send an antenna with it to pick up the WiFi service and the WiFi does not work on this device without out it. Also there is no Bluetooth, so you also have to buy separately a Bluetooth transmitter. The WiFi antenna they sent with it stopped working with this after a week and I made dozens of calls to local computer servicing businesses and they did not know why so I spent $15 to buy a new one which was very aggravating. Also the Windows Office products do not come with this device so you have to purchase them separately for like $99. It has numerous little bugs and fixes but just for an at home PC to do some work on it works fine. Not highly recommended otherwise. My best advise is to do your research and find out exactly what you need and are looking for... don't go wrong with a machine like this cause it can just become a money-drain like it has for me!!