This is the 4th refurbished Dell computer I've purchased and they've all been solid performers. I got a small tower system that was label as a gaming PC so I could play Star Citizen with the grandkids. The Nvidia card included in the purchase performs adequately - the only hiccup seems to be the boot up screen (that says Dell) is a wreck but after about 2 seconds we're at my Windows login and it looks great on my 32" monitor. The 3Tb D: drive is a little noise but works well as my data drive. The SSD works well and has enough room to run the OS and Star Citizen from it without any problems so far. There are two dongles included thst aren't labeled but it appears that one is the network interface and the other shows up in my system devices as a headphone interface, but the system doesn't come with headphones. The internal speaker sound sucks, so be sure you have headphones or external speaker system. I love LEDs and ambient lighting so the aesthetic of this system fit right in with my other computer and overall studio vibe. I logged in as the pre-installed "user", added myself as another user on the system, assigned Admin access and then logged in as myself and removed the User account so "claiming" the system was easy. I put tha machine to work dowloading game files. The network stays connected while in use but does seem to have some kind of inactivity timer. I haven't checked the router data to see if I'm actually disconnecting and reconnecting or if the adapter itself just goes to sleep or something, but it hasn't timed out during active use. Depending on what's in the autoexec file, the computer has network hiccups for about the first half a minute it's on, like it takesonger to activate the wireless network dongles than expected. However, for less than $400 I got 32gb ram, 3 and half terabytes of storage, a 6 gb video card and pretty lights. I'm happy with the purchase.