Good price. Couldn't build a much better one for the price.

Is graphics card built into motherboard?

There are quite a few AMD A10 7850k base units on ebay that are under £300, how does this compare to those as I am in the market for a similar system.

could you upgrade cpu and graphics card in this ?

I find it hard to vote on this one as is. The A10 7800 comes with integrated graphics; in that the computer comes with a graphics card, why not use a 860K, instead of the A10 7800, the 860K being more or less analogous to a A10 7800 but without the integrated graphics, saving £43. I don't know how much the AMD A5 330 cost as it's an OEM part but let's say £35? You could spend that money on a GTX 750TI. Only very slightly more cost but with much better performance.

It seems like it has two GPUs, per the HP website. One is integrated as part of the CPU, and then it also has a separate GPU.
The GPU (R5 330) is the same as the R5/R7 240 GPU (R5 vs R7 seems to be slightly different clock speeds but same GPU core).
http://www8.hp.com/uk/en/products/desktops/product-detail.html?oid=9242998#!tab=specs

You can use dual-GPU mode to use both the integrated and discrete GPUs, however the R7 240 is not recommended for this CPU, the R7 250 is, although there isn't that much difference between the two (240 is about 80% of a 250, and bother are rather slow):
http://www.amd.com/en-us/innovations/software-technologies/dual-graphics

This review of the 7670K also shows the impact of dual graphics in gaming performance with the same level of GPU:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/9763/the-amd-a8-7670k-apu-review-rocket-league/5

As usual with these silly builds,the PSU will blow the thing up :-/

Put a 256GB SSD in, it's bigger :stuck_out_tongue:

Does this website sent it built, or just individual items? x