So. It works. But it looks cheap. And I'm not sure why it's $800+. It doesn't really perform any better or differently than what my 2011 8GB RAM computer offered. And that's only marginally faster than my 2013 4GB RAM laptop. It might not be worth it for general use. I think you'll benefit if you plan to turn this into a gaming PC. I think I would feel better about the lack of notable performance and features if it didn't feel so cheap. This power button looks like it will fall off in 2-3 years.
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