lenovo ThinkCentre M92p Tiny Mini Business Desktop Computer, Intel Core i5-3470T up to 3.6Ghz, 8GB RAM, 500GB HDD, Intel HD Graphics, VGA, USB 3.0, Windows 10 Professional (Renewed)

THE MINI PC: It is working GREAT. There are no issues so far on it's second week.I'm a IT PC hardware guru, there is nothing that can surprise me regarding the Lenovo although.The graphics are crisp, fast and detailed through it's Display port in the back.The PC is small enough to put right in the back of a monitor to create an ALL in ONE design type PC.The product came well shipped and it really looks super clean, the buttons look new, it is FAST with an Icore 5 from intel with 8 gigs of ram and with windows pro, you can't beat the price. Windows 10 PRO alone is the cost of the PC!You put this behind a nice large stylish monitor, buy a matching wireless keyboard/mouse comboand you have an "ALL IN ONE" PC with an intel Icore5 processor and you're looking at around $399.00 for your own all in one as opposed to buying a similar product for OVER $600.00 with a SMALL monitor!! You can't beat it!There was a small problem with the separate tiny wireless adapter but the seller IMMEDIATELY shipped me a NEW one, their support is great and they where FAST to resolve the small issue.

Works great for a very beginner (or extra nodes) for Proxmox. NOTE: Don't forget to go to the BIOS (f1 key on bootup)->Advanced->CPU->Turn on virtualization. This machine is quick and super quiet. Can't beat the price - I love it. Having running in the den and it's super quiet (and doesn't use much memory). As other people have mentioned, it does come with a wifi, but not the antenna (and I have that off for proxmox) and have it hardwired to the switch via the ethernet. I'm loving it for the price (NOTE: to get 16gb memory vs the 8gb it comes with... costs more than the machine (so I don't advice doing that))

It seems like experiences vary based on seller so I'll mention that I got mine from "Micro Deal."I wanted a machine to run Stepmania in the basement. Honestly this was probably way overkill for the purpose but for $150 why not. Plenty of power in this thing. It was a little pokey but I installed a $20 SSD and installed Xubuntu and now the performance is actually quite impressive. Boots in under 30 seconds, no problem with Web browsing with video running and everything else... would be a fine choice for productivity workloads. Stepmania runs great even with nicer options turned on. I think you'd get pretty far with this even for emulation or other light gaming but you're going to be bottlenecked by the integrated graphics. Be aware that this is NOT the version with the built-in wifi (fortunately I had a little USB wifi connector so no worries, but add $10 in to your purchase price if you need that). It also does not come with a mouse or keyboard which is fine for me, but other reviewers mentioned getting one.The refurb was in great shape (including on the inside) and you can't tell it's used. I am docking a point because I got a power cord that's intended for the Japanese market with the ground as a separate thing that needs to be screwed in rather than a usual three-prong connection (Japan uses basically the same outlets as us but they don't have the third prong). Otherwise everything's great. Can't complain too much for the price. This unit is no longer manufactured, but the current equivalents are pricey and probably if you're considering a mini PC like this at all you are likely not going to miss the performance difference (at least not enough to pay more than 3 times as much)

Don't get me wrong, this thing is not a supercomputer, but it is fast. I'm writing this review using it. It's tiny. You can stick it on or under a workbench and it will be a terrific computer to write reports on, support your scopes and other instruments, there are 4 USB 3 ports and one USB2 port so lots of room for connecting peripherals. It runs Windows 10 great, and a 500Gb internal drive gives you plenty of space. The support through MLG Ventures I've found to be excellent. ( There was one small problem with windows activation which they handled quickly with an email and a quick phone call. If you need something small with a lot of capability, you should consider this.

I really wanted this to work out....The price was affordable and I didn’t need the desktop to do much other than to check personal email. Unfortunately, the item would not connect to a monitor. I tried HDMI and VGI, as well as various cords. After a couple of hours of failed connections with my company's tech department, I decided to just request a return. I’m extremely disappointed in the refurbished item.

After 4 months, this computer is still working well. I love the small size (about the same as an old external hard drive) as it sits next to my monitor and is very convenient. It does not have a CD/DVD port but I got an external port just in case I need it (or want to play a CD/DVD). It is refurbished (used; cleaned) but there was no indication whatsoever that this was not a brand-new computer.Also, for anyone who may not know, Lenovo is the company that bought out IBM when it stopped manufacturing its own computers. It's a very good quality computer.However, I have had one issue with this computer: The hook-up for the video does NOT support HDMI. It is an old VGA hook-up. Fortunately, I still had an older VGA monitor, which works with it. But, as I have an HDMI monitor I have tried to find an adapter for it. After trying every VGA to HDMI adaptor available -- and contacting the seller for advice, but receiving NO reply -- I see I cannot use my HDMI monitor with it. So... :\ Not happy that I could not contact them directly (only through Amazon's order page), which is why I only gave Tech Support 1 star. Really. If it has a limitation like that, they should be more up-front about it. I looked over all the specs but did not see anything about the type of monitor hook-up it had. (And WHY the adaptors don't work is crazy-- but true.)