Looking for Answers about ZT Systems ZT Systems 7645Mi Desktop PC with Intel Core i5-2320 Processor, 16GB Memory, 2TB Hard Drive and Windows 7 Home Premium with Windows 8 Pro Upgrade Option?

No, they are USB wired

The included keyboard and mouse is not wireless. It's a USB logitech K200 KB and mouse

No

They are wired logitech usb.

no

No. They are wired USB. I gave them to my childdren and immediately plugged in my wireless...good to go.

No.

No.

Mine came with Windows 7 CD

Yes, you also get the dvd disc!

Mine came with two discs:
1) a 'system restore' DVD that has Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit plus the other default pre-installed software, and
2) the driver CD for the motherboard hardware.

U get the OEM version on DVD in the box. U also get a dvd with the drivers for the motherboard.
After U get the computer, U need to download the latest drivers from the MB website. OEM version of Win 7 means you can only use the DVD on that computer.

I received a system disk for Win 7. I think this was promised in the sales features listing.

Yes.

You will have to add a wifi card or adapter

No, but very few desktop computers are.

No Wifi. This was also revealed in the equipment sales specs.

No. Easy fix though. Under $50 will get you a top of the line wireless lan card. Install it in an open slot and your wireless.

No. You would need to purchase a PCI-E card or USB wifi device.

No, it does not come with built in wifi, though obviously it can be added, or used with a router.

All 4 slots are used

Mine has two slots open.

you have to emove the 16 to replace it with 32. It has 4 slots.

I have not opened the case, but I believe that I saw in the specs that all of the slots are used. That is usually how manufactures do it. I believe that you will need to replace with new sticks of RAM if you want to upgrade.

All four slots are used

No

I watch video on mine with no problems.

Mine came (Feb. 2012) with Intel HD Graphics 2000. I've watched full HD 1920x1080 video OK. Don't know max frame rate.
Most of my use is web browsing, spreadsheets, and photo editing. I haven't seen any deficiency. But, my uses are not demanding.

2000

I have been using the computer for a couple of weeks now, and I think the graphics card is fine. I use it for photo editing and business use mostly, and I'm not having any problems. I am running dual monitors without an issue. I've also read the reviews about the Intel HD graphic card, and I think the bad ones are coming from high-end gamers. I'm not sure this card would hold-up for them. This is NOT a gaming system even though most of the specs may look like it. For general use, this card is fine.

This computer comes with 2000,I was able to watch streaming video with good quality not great.
I also play Cod4 games and the 2000 was able to play some maps well ones with extreme graphics had some issues

Look for a review with just one star. that person had problems using two monitors, but that may not happen to everyone.

I think the computer has one VGA port and one DVI port. DVI is better and if you need two you may need to add a second video card.

Yes!

The tower has 1 VGA, 1 DVI-D and 1 HDMI port for hooking up to monitors. Unfortunately this is not the end of the answer. I had to return the first two systems because they would not work with more than one monitor at a time, nor would they work reliably with a single DVI connected monitor. The same problem happened with the third system. After much time and frustration I was told from ZT to try altering the registry and the the BIOS to a SATA setting of AHCI . This has allowed the use of multiple monitors and the DVI port will work with my brand new monitor but not a 4 yr old HP monitor.

I advise any one who has already purchased this system and is struggling (I spent over 40 hrs dealing with this) with getting the multiple monitors or getting the DVI to work, to call ZT and ask about the REGEDIT and BIOS changes for AHCI. You don't want make those changes without being sure you are doing them right.

Yes, there is one VGA and one of the other ports for the newer monitors.

Yes, this computer has 1 regular monitor plug and 1 DVI monitor plug.

You know, if you don't say what model of printer you have, how can anyone give you an answer? Yes, a new printer should work with a new computer. Actually, your printer should work with your old computer too. You may need drivers or something else but if your computer us less than 5 years old it should work.

It had no problem recognizing and using my HP Photosmart 8450 printer.

I too recently bought a new HP printer and it wouldn't work with my 9 yr. old Dell PC. The problem turned out to be with the USB ports on the Dell. Try refreshing your ports and/or updating the drivers. In my case, I had installed a USB 2.0 card, but was still using the Windows XP drivers. When I installed the drivers for the Belkin USB card, the HP printer worked great!

There's no reason that any RECENT HP printer, with USB connection, won't work with this computer.

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The Intel site says it is a Quad Core.

http://ark.intel.com/products/53446

Quad core.

If you look the processor up, you will see it is a quad core (4 core) processor with the I7 being slightly faster. But with the 16 GB of RAM it is a close competion according to the reviews I have read.

Intel CORE-i5 is a quad core processor.

you will need a tv tuner card.

No and no but its an easy upgrade and for the money you wont find a better system to upgrade.

No. You would need to purchase a TV Tuner card or USB Device. I have an AverMedia M780 (PCI-E) installed and it works great. It's older by standards and I would consider a newer model.

Power DVD is not included.
A TV tuner card would be required in order to record and watch cable TV