How is this computer?

Lose one of the HDs and get one 7200 RPM drive. For that price, the processor is a bit on the slow side, too. Ditch the Norton if it's not standard as well as the Online Backup. Hmmm... That's about it, I'd say. That's a lot of money for a computer with a pretty much obsolete processor. Without knowing what option is costing what I can't really say much. You'd probably also be fine with just 4 GB of RAM unless you do serious video editing or 3-D animation. For that much money, I could build four desktop computers with those specs., including the 8 GB RAM...