Great little computer for the price. Before you attempt to install Adobe Creative Cloud first install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 Redistributable. It is a prerequisite of Creative Cloud and no longer included in Windows 11 home. Standard power supply in case of future replacement (not included). The case will not accommodate a very large video card. Didn't see any internal pics so here ya go. Comes with two tool-less drive bays: one at the top and one at the bottom by the power supply for you to add mechanical hard drives to it. The second photo shows the top removable drive caddy removed. Very quite under normal load. Illustrator, Acrobat, inDesign and Photoshop all pop up quickly even after a cold boot. Setting these up for work so no idea how game play goes for them. For $750 I think an excellent value.

I worry more than I should about overheating. I lower the graphics on most games but when I put recommended settings it usually puts them at way higher. But I turn them down to not stress out the computer. Upgrading on the motherboard is not really possible. But it’s a great price and runs great. You can see in the pic that it can run a lot of games with cpu and gpu. And where it ranks. But I don’t think you’d be able to upgrade them much if you wanted.

It's just what I needed for a small space, I decided to max the ram and installed 2 ssd drives for game storage. It's pretty fast and so far no serious lag when playing. Got it as an open box so good price and brand spanking new when I opened the box.

This is my first Windows PC. I’m glad I went with Lenovo, for now. I’ve had this rig for about 3 months now, and its suited me well. I have it hooked up to two monitors and it handles it just fine. The fans can get loud on startup, but other than that, they’re very quiet, quiet enough that I can’t hear them with headphones on. I don’t play many games, but when I do, it can run on high settings with 100+ FPS, and ultra about 50-60 FPS. I video edit and do a lot of more professional work with this machine, and I have no more open ports. Easily fixable with a port extender though. The 3050 only has one HDMI port, but 2 displayport cables. which got a little annoying when hooking up my second monitor. Had to purchase a Displayport to HDMI cable. The CPU can sometimes run pretty hot, but I have never experienced any crashes or blue screens. Wifi is really good, does not come with any antennaes, but I’m getting 100-200mbps download, which would be highwe if I had a better router. The inside of this thing isn’t the prettiest, and feels very difficult to upgrade, but it could probably be done. It shipped with no case foam or protection for the GPU which was a bit concerning. Overall, though, there are better options in terms of looks and upgradability, but it’s hard to pick on this.

i like the size, cute and save space. been using for 3months now for my son’s gaming and works perfectly fine. If you prefer something that has light but not too much, this is good choice!