HP Envy i5 Tower Desktop, Intel i5-13400 Processor(Beat Intel i7-1255U), 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Wi-Fi 6, HDMI, RJ-45, SD Card Reader, Windows 11 Home, Wired Keyboard & Mouse

PC'S have gotten simpler & available with abundant memory. Mine came w/ 64gigs of ram & 2TB memory.Why would I want to upgrade either at a later date? I won't and didn't. Those unit has everything that's needed for everyday tasks and enough in reserve to please most people.I coupled this with the hp 8135e printer and haven't looked back !

good for the price

Decent price for the computer. Worked ok for roughly 14 days. Then I noticed lots of reboots. Then a lot of Blue Screen Errors. Loss a lot of valuable time with this computer. A big headache and now I will see how the return is handled.Will update my review once the return is completed and how well the return process was.

I did a lot of research before deciding on this particular pc, including checking the manufacturers website. I do a lot of photo editing and graphics work, some moderate gaming, 3d printing and pattern design for costumes and footwear. This fits the bill totally and still has some upgrade potential. The onboard graphics will support almost all of the design and sculpting software I use and am interested in trying out. The max of 64GB ram might eventually be limiting, but not for a long time, as I am not a major gamer. If necessary the CPU can be upgraded easily to top of the line 13th gen i7. As is the i5 is more than fast enough for anything I can throw at it. If I decide to go back into business this will easily handle all of the necessary software for that as well. I'm loving it.

Forced into MS OneDrive. Not necessarily the fault of HP, just unwanted.