It's about time I explain what I have in mind, for this obsolete laptop computer.

After I build my new desktop gaming PC AND get it set up, I'll then factory reset this old obsolete laptop, so I can trade it in at Best Buy for store credit. (I don't mind a computer that's better than nothing, but after how defective this came to be, when it comes to wi-fi, THAT is a red flag that basically says that this computer NEEDS to be traded in; especially since I don't have the space at my house, for such obsolete technology that I don't have time to re-purpose and re-sell.)

I mean, technically it CAN run "Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3" really well, but that's not the point; there's A LOT of newer games that this PC can't run, and the wi-fi connectivity from this laptop is just plain defective, and keeps disconnecting at random from Steam.

In the future, I do plan to purchase some clear, durable plastics to help rebuild my PC into a dedicated gaming beast, but...until then? I'll start small by simply building up the hardware and get it working. AND THEN I can worry about those clear plastics that are placed inside to prevent the dust from getting inside the box so much!

I was going to turn this into a dedicated gaming server, but it appears this laptop's repetitive disconnectivity form the internet is a red flag that says that it's not suitable...and the lack of a proper ethernet cable connector for wired internet connectivity is another thing I can't ignore, so...if I want to make a dedicated gaming server, I can wait until I move, first. (And of course, using more obsolete desktop PC hardware that still works fine; even WITH the internet....and still is in decent shape, too.)

Lastly, final words of advice. If the PC is obsolete and can't run a lot of newer video games, NEVER spend more than 100 USD on it...PERIOD! If I wanted to spend more than 100 USD, I'd spend my money on building MY OWN desktop gaming PC at home, with superior quality put into it! (Not to be elitist; just encourage folks to make BETTER PCs at home, to encourage folks to keep their big money spending within reason!)