The HP 110-040 Desktop (Black). This unit comes with an Intel A4 processor 2.5 GHz, a pretty decent size processor it definitely should get you by especially if you’re not running anything super extensive. You should be able to run a program like Reasons and also ProTools but you definitely won’t be able to surf the web while running ProTools or Reasons at the same time. It comes with four gigs of RAM which is pretty good that should get you by, like I said you could run ProTools and you should be able to run Reasons and other heavy software programs. You can’t be surfing the web while you’re running huge programs because it’s not like you have six GB of RAM.It comes with a 1024 gig hard drive which is like saying you got one terabyte +24 gigs of memory which is truly amazing, I doubt anyone has that much data to save so I would say this is probably a lifetime supply of memory. As far as graphics are concerned it has a Intel HD 10, with a 1664 MB graphics card. That’s pretty amazing you should be able to run a 3-D design program with this but you definitely have to turn off all other applications while you’re running it. It comes with six USB ports unfortunately it doesn’t have USB 3.0 technology. The desktop runs the Windows 8 operating system, which so far people are starting to warm up to. It seems like once you get used to the operating system things become a lot easier everyone likes the UI and the preloaded apps are definitely a plus. It’s 11.9 pounds, not necessarily as heavy as some desktops are but it still has an extensive amount of hardware with it. Seriously looking at this machine it seems like it’s quite decent if you just want to do some basic desktop work or you want to get a machine for cheap and upgrade the RAM than this is definitely machine the computer for you. I’m going to give the HP 110-040 Desktop (Black) a 8 1/2 out of 10.
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