Lenovo H405 (7723-1AU)

Price/Performance, Sleek looking, ecspecially the brushed aluminum(plastic) towards the bottom, actually quite surprised how stylish the case looks overall. . excellent upgrade path somewhat, up to a quad core 95 watt cpu, up to 8gb ddr3 ram, currently...

Nice looking brushed aluminum on the bottom front is actually plastic, still looks great however so not much of a con, a bit misleading but like i said it looks great none-the-less. Doesnt have pci express 3.0, only 2.0 or 2.1 not really that big of a...

I purchased this computer elsewhere and was pretty amazed at its funcionality. Replaced PS, Video card and upeted the memory to 8 gigs. It pretty much smokes now, not a high tech machine but for the $312 that I have in it, yes that includes upgrades I...

NONE

Well priced, durable, and functional. This unit isn't power packed, ultra high res gaming, photo/video edition extraordinaire, but it is not being marketed as such. This is a solid home computer. My mother uses this for her day to day web surfing,...

Not a one.

Great base computer

none after I added a little more mem.

affordable, upgradeable, reliable internet machine

not much support available, not strong enough for video or animation

Actually more then expected obviously the power supply would be small since hardly any internal hardware besides what's need. Overall grade: A Price is great.

Needs a ventilation fan added to provide better cooling don't understand why it isn't stock.

Nice solid box. Low price, Reasonable quality. Seems very efficient and solid. No worse than a Dell box and better price. I am very pleased

Got what I expected and paid for. No Cons at this time

for what i can see this is a great pre build. i plan on making this into a gaming computer with a new video card besides the onboard plus another 2gb of ram but i like the price especially for a 7200rpm hdd 3.1ghz processor 64bit OS capable. cant find...

i have none :D

Great value for the combination of parts and OS. Open slot for addition RAM, 7200rpm HD. Almost devoid of bloatware. Single partition on the HD. Fairly quiet.

No documentation, everything is online or disc. Driver disc provided, but no OS. Must make your own backup discs. Keyboard keys are flat like a notebook keyboard.

I can't build a PC for less than this. The OS alone retails for over $100. Dual core, 64-bit proc, 3.1GHz, 500GB HDD that's actually 7200 RPM (not 5400). Only 2GB of RAM, but that's easily upgraded. Overall fantastic value.

Not really a con, but most machines these days have at least 3GB of RAM. Easy upgrade though.