HP 6200 PRO XY110ET

Unless you need dual displayport, ditch the nvidia graphics card. Then pop the black plastic cap from the VGA port and use the built-in Intel HD 2000 graphics adapter. You will have to install the drivers from Intel's website.

I needed a 32 bit machine for prior apps and Win7 (Pro) 32bit was a plus. PC had much more than the specs stated, a welcome addition. Onboard graphics are good but I have a spare NVidia card which I will install shortly along with an OCZ PS. I might...

Working great in a business environment. Easy set up because it was not loaded down with bloat ware that usually takes some time to remove before distribution to the user. Also, still utilizes windows 7 which is a major plus. Windows 8 is NOT BUSINESS...

We use these machines for most of our desktop users. they are reliable and affordable and they do the job nicely for a standard user

Great business pc's we have had zero hardware issues. The machines all run quickly enough for what we do. Office 2010, esri desktop 10, win7, and some old cobol based financial software. I was suprised to see the motherboard failures reported below.

Good machine, for a home system. I have a feeling that these should be able to last awhile without any hardware problems.

Only two motherboard's failed here, was a failure rate of 10% and ended up being the USB ports or their power supply.

That woudl actually be a four core processor. i7 doesn't even come in oct. Good machine, but for home users. More of an awesome media and gaming rig than for business use.

These workstations work very well... when they work. I have had the motherboards fail on 4 out of the 32 i purchased, all with the exact same issue.

HP computers seem OK. They work well enough for me. Not much more to be said on the matter really.