Lenovo Essential H520

Quick, quiet, very nice pc - especially at this price point

upgrading to 8.1 killed the wireless, had to manually revert to the 8.0 driver (the realtek, not the lenovo version) to get it working again

It works

Keyboard has a function key where the control key is usually located in lower left corner. External eject button for DVD is not readily accessible

quiet runs smooth I-5 is good capable processor good spec pc for the money. reccomend a seperate graphics card if you do advanced gaming

windows 8 is what it is. i did install classic shell which helped. wifi throttles down and have not resolved the issue

Fast i7 cpu. 8gb ram. Great price and value

Windows 8.1, no USB 3.0, no wifi, intergrated graphics card, no windows 8 disk, some bloatware

Memory, hard drive, intel processor are all nice. Rare to see a 2TB machine of any sort. I actually have the H535 with AMD A-10 processor but the general configuration is the same. All pcs generally have more power than they need these days. After...

If you drop the disk to 1TB you can have an Intel I7 for $680 in the same brand form factor. Upgrading to current Windows 8.1 update takes a long, long time

All good

no fan in box just on cpu...so long term may need to add one

Fast enough, cheap enough

Very proprietary. I stripped them all of their Windows8 heresy and loaded the machines up with Win7. It was less straight forward than other projects. Funky Bios ; New Egg states these machines come equipped with onboard WLAN. They do not

value, Easy to Use, Quality, Easy to Set Up, Performance

mcaffee preinstalled

value, Lightweight, Quality, Easy to Set Up, Performance

windows 8