Overview 

Strengths / Limitations:

• With only 8 GB RAM, multitasking and modern applications will be limited; upgrading to 8–16 GB is strongly recommended.
• A 512 HDD provides good storage capacity, but will be slower than SSD. Adding an SSD would improve boot / load times.
• Integrated graphics can handle everyday tasks (web, office, video), but is not suitable for heavier gaming or graphic design work.
• The tower case offers room for upgrades (RAM, SSD, discrete GPU) down the line.

Display: 24-inch Screen

The 24-inch monitor is an external display attached to the system. Key expectations for a 24″ screen include:

• Resolution: Likely Full HD (1920×1080), though some models support higher (e.g. 1080p, possibly up to 2K depending on model)
• Panel Type: Could be IPS / VA / TN depending on quality (IPS is preferred for wider viewing angles and better color)
• Ports: HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort (depending on model) — matches what the desktop offers (HDMI + VGA) for connectivity
• Refresh Rate: Typically 60 Hz for general use; gaming monitors may offer higher
• Ergonomics: Tilt adjustment, possibly height adjustment or VESA mount support (model-dependent)

Combined Use & Suitability

With the described specification (i3 + 8 GB RAM + 512SSD + integrated graphics + 24″ display), this setup is most suited for:

• General office / productivity tasks (Word, Excel, web browsing, email)
• Light media consumption (videos, streaming)
• Basic programming, light IDEs, or entry-level development
• Everyday home / school use

It may struggle with:

• Heavy multitasking (many browser tabs, large spreadsheets, virtual machines)
• Graphic-intensive applications (3D rendering, modern games)
• Video editing or work with large media files (unless upgraded)