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As EndlessWaves has said it really does make a difference if you can understand what is the main intended use of the machine.
The one obvious issue with the spec shown is W10 home. W10 home does not provide you with the security and facilities of W10 pro. Though it's down to the users perspective view as to it being necessary, I would opt for Pro every time. Looking at the site you can obviously change that if you wish.
Don't know what they charge for the recovery USB but you can produce your own and it would probably be cheaper. The main issue to consider here is that what they sell you would not cover anything you put on the machine after purchase and anything you do put on the machine might be important to you. You can easily produce a more useful recovery USB yourself, that can be easily updated as you go along. Macrium reflect is such a utility for doing so, you can get a free version and it's simple to use, another would be EaseUs. You would then be in charge of how your system is restored in the event of a failure, not the seller.
As for the spec then yes it's a good spec, MB & CPU, but you should always look at is what it would cost you to build a similar spec machine yourself versus the pro's and cons of both options, such as support, warranty, the hassle factor, etc. |
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