HP 23.8" All-in-One Desktop Computer (Refurbished) 23.8" Full HD Touch Display; AMD Ryzen 3 3250U 2.6GHz Processor; 8GB DDR4-2400 RAM; 1TB 7200 RPM HDD + 256GB SSD

AMD Ryzen 3 3250U

This dual-core processor offers a 2.6GHz base clock and a 3.5GHz max boost clock; 4 threads; 192KB L1 cache, 1MB L2 cache, and 4MB of L3 cache; 3 GPU cores, PCIe 3.0.

And, with Vega 3 graphics you have some of the most sophisticated tools for your gaming arsenal, not to mention exceptional performance and support for AMD SenseMI technology.

Windows 10

Microsoft Windows 10 combines the best elements of the Windows you already know, like the Start menu, with new features like space to pin your favorite apps and easy navigation so you'll feel right at home. Getting set up is faster and easier so you can get right to work or exploring the Windows App Store games or a new version of Office. InstantGo quickly boots up or resumes Windows while enhancements help balance memory and processor resources for maximum efficiency and Battery Saver automatically conserves power. Windows 10 also offers more built-in security features improving protection against viruses, phishing, and malware.

DDR4 RAM

Double Data Rate, which is the DDR in DDR4, tells us something about the rate of data transfer in a given type of memory. The first number, as in DDR4, tells us the generation of the memory. DDR3 was the previous generation, DDR4 is the current generation. DDR4 offers faster data transfer rates than its predecessor. The second numeric value as inDDR4-1600- or DDR4-2666 is the speed. Memory type and speed must be matched to the requirements of your computer.

DDR4 has improved function compared with DDR3, in that it offers faster data transfer rates, It has more memory banks giving it increased capacity. It also requires less energy so it is more power efficient. The more capacity and the faster the speed, the better your memory is able to keep up with today's multi-core processors.

DDR form factors designate what they are used for. The DIMM form factor is used in desktop systems while the SO-DIMM form factor is used for laptops and all-in-one computers because of their slim profile.

Solid State Drive

More reliable and significantly faster than traditional spinning-platter hardrives, solid state drives work more like a large flash drive giving you quick access to your data. With no moving parts generating heat, solid state drives use less power and keep your system cooler which helps reduce component failure. Light weight and durable, solid state drives are often found in portable devices since they are less prone to travel damage and accidents like being dropped.

1TB Hard Drive

A terabyte equals one trillion bytes. To put that in perspective, that's room enough for about 250,000 MP3 files, or according to Ron White, in his book, "How Computers Work", 20,000 four-drawer filing cabinets filled with text. In addition, this hard drive operates at a variable RPM which means you've got the best of both worlds, full speed for demanding loads and energy conservation during minimal access.

10/100/1000 Gigabit Network

Just when you thought life couldn't go any faster, technology changed the rules. Using more bandwidth and full-duplex capacity, the 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet will have you connecting with the Internet or your other devices faster than you can say gigabit.

Bluetooth® 4.2

Bluetooth 4.2 is considerably faster than its 4.1 predecessor, increasing speed more than two and a half times. For you, that means faster content downloading. 4.2 also offers enhanced privacy features to help defend against those who want to track your online activities, unless you allow tracking on your device. Of course, it also offers all of the features you've come to expect, compatibility with a large number of devices like tablets, smart phones, computers, TV remotes, and even appliances. All of these things can be controlled using apps, so the ability to turn on the lights or your oven before you get home is as easy as picking up your cell phone.

Wi-Fi 5

Wi-Fi 5 aka 802.11ac, offers a 5GHz frequency and speeds up to 3.5Gbps. So it's significantly faster than its predecessor, Wi-Fi 4, at only 600Mbps. The faster your speed, the less time it takes to upload or download data, photos, gaming, or entertainment content like videos or music. And, Wi-Fi 5 is a much better choice if you're using smart devices around your home. Of course, your actual data transmission speed will be dependent of your router capability and your broadband connection. Wi-Fi 5 also has the advantage of working better in crowded environments, like airports.