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

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.

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!

It comes with a wired mouse and a wired keyboard, and very well packed, I knew it I needed more ram 8gb was not enough for the steam games, I play so I bought the 16GB 2x 8, I wanted to play Killing fields 1 and 2 and resident evil revelations 2 it boosted the power up to 20BG , I was also aware I had to buy a graphic card intel graphics suck for games so I decided on the Radeon HD 6450 Nice card for this computer it has to be a " Low Profile" card meaning the tower on this computer is compact a bigger video card bracket will not fit in this computer, the CPU handles this card nicely very little lag and some real nice graphics, you need a card like this because this computer has no HDMI ports only 8 USB Rear I/O (6) USB 2.0 ports, serial port, PS/2 mouse and keyboard ports, RJ-45 network interface, DisplayPort v1.1a and VGA video interfaces, and 3.5mm audio in/out jacks. If you are hooking this up to your smart TV you are going to need a card that has HDMI ports. This computer needs to be " maxed out" it will support 32 GB of ram 16GB Kit (8GBx2) DDR3L 1600 MT/s (PC3L-12800) Unbuffered UDIMM Memory to be exact also the CPU needs to be upgraded I found a few power supplies that will fit this computer but remember to always check the motherboard specs nothing smells as good as fried mother board in the morning I am going to keep the watts under 500 it has a 250 installed so I need to get working on more upgrades for this computer I expect to spend at least another 200 to make make it a halfway decent gaming computer. The games on steam work great with all the equipment I have installed on it right now, I am playing Killing Fields 1 and 2 no lags only with start up but I think it's a steam and a comcast thing, I am also playing resident evil 4,5,6 and both resident evil revelations 1 and 2 with very little to no lag I also play all of the serous sams..for the money this computer is great and if you have the money you NEED to upgrade it.

PC arrived with in 72 hours, look like new, work like new, easy to set up, just follow PC instruction at start up. Perfect for my need, FB, YT, Amazon, etc etc. Happy customer here. Thank's

I have had this up and running for 3 months now. I was a little concerned when it was first started, due to a faint sound which could be heard whether it was placed horizontally or vertically. That sound is still there and hasn't changed in any way, a bit annoying at first but I hardly notice it now. Other than that, the start-up went flawlessly and there have been no issues, it performs exactly as it should do.

After I had my new hard drive set up it made lots of noise while in use. Wasn't sure if I should lay it flat or stand on its side. Tried both - but it works well and minimum of noise standing on side. I am very happy with my purchase and it is working well!

IT keeps crashing with all sorts of stop codes: critical process died, kernel security check failure, faulty hardware corrupted page, kmode exception not handled, irq not less or more, system service exception, registry error, paged fault in non paged area, pfn list corruption, critical structure failure, driver irq not less or equal. I have had most of these numerous times.

So far this has been a great computer, i have set this up as a school computer and little games nothing crazy for my 9 year old its been doing the job well