My only issue was the relatively small hard drive space which I corrected by throwing in a spare drive.

i7 6-core processor, 16GB of RAM, SSD and conventional hard drive

Unfortunately, adding a second hard drive also requires an extension SATA power cable since the existing one does not have enough space between connectors to reach both drives with the vertical mounting scheme

Eventually, I resorted to connecting both hard drive cables to the lower, separate pair of SATA connections on the motherboard.

The solid-state drive has a very quick load time and the one terabyte is what you would expect

Loosing 1TB of hard drive of storage was easier trade off for the liquid cooler by far and will be easier to upgrade

They sent me a DEFECTIVE computer with a faulty ram drive, and expected me to pay to ship it to them, and after two weeks finally got around to looking at it, I had to tell THEM the problem because they couldn't even figure it out, and now I have to wait another week to get it back

The only changes i made were that i added a fan on top because i had leftovers from my old pc and i replaced the 1tb hard drive with a 500gb ssd for about $87

My main complaints with it are there is only 1 extra spot for a regular hard drive and 1 extra for an additional SSD.

I could do without the glass panel on the hard drive side of the case because the thumb screws make it a tight fit on my desk's PC shelf but no worries.

My only issue was the relatively small hard drive space which I corrected by throwing in a spare drive.

Be careful downloading things, as they default to the SSD instead of the Hard drive

Again, that would mean spending more hours removing client data and hard drive, then repeating setup again when computer was returned