make / manufacturer: Dell model name / number: Optiplex 390 I have several Dell Optiplex 390 computers for sale. (Update 10/8 I have 1 left) Processor: Intel Core i3-2120 @3.3GHz Memory: 8GB DD3-1333Mhz Hard Drives: 120GB SSD (brand new) [boot drive] Plus: 240GB 7200RPM hard drive [for extra data] Video: AMD Radeon HD 6350 x16 PCIe Graphics Card (supports dual monitors) Optical Drive: DVD-RW/CD-RW Networking: Integrated Gigabit Ethernet Port USB: 2 Front and 6 Rear USB 2.0 Ports Audio: Integrated Audio with speaker/microphone ports on both the front and rear panels OS: Fresh install of Windows 10 Pro Case: Slim Desktop Case - The graphics card occupies the single low profile x16 PCIe slot, but there are three open 1x PCIe low profile slots open (for adding a wifi adapter or high-speed USB ports, etc.) Windows is installed on the 120GB Solid State (SSD) hard drive, which allows the computer to boot up in seconds. Loading applications from the SSD drive is very quick, and there is enough memory, processing power, and graphics speed to easily browse the internet, watch online video, and (if you add a web cam) attend on-line video conferences with Zoom, etc. This would make a great computer for a student attending school from home, or someone wanting a computer to browse the internet, etc. While it will play some older games (and Minecraft on lower graphics settings) this isn't a good choice to play modern 3D-heavy video games without first upgrading the graphics card. The additional 240GB hard drive is great for storing pictures, music, and other large files. The Radeon HD 6350 graphics card comes with a DMS59 to Dual DVI adapter cable, which means you can connect two monitors to this computer at the same time if you wish.