Are these a good choice for computers?

HP - Refurbished - Business Desktop Desktop Computer - 8 GB Memory - 1 TB Hard Drive

Graphics Controller Manufacturer: ATI
Graphics Controller Model: Radeon HD 4200
Graphics Memory Capacity: Up to 128 MB
Graphics Memory Accessibility: Shared

Standard Memory: 8 GB
Maximum Memory: 16 GB

I want to play Minecraft and Roblox don't ask why…
Also can I install "Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Premium"
And last can also install
Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Home - Windows?

Added (1). If this is not the best choice could you guy give me a idea? But it has to be no bigger then 400.00.

The Golden Chicken

NO NO NO STOP DON't GET THAT!

real that's a terrible pc

Guest

Well… That depends on what processor you have and if you plan on installing a graphics card. The Radeon HD4200 is onboard/built in graphics and not a graphics card. So, gaming is out of the question for now.
You can install any software that pleases you.

geek-in-training

Seems Geek in Training knows what he's talking about. Also, Dragon requires a huge amount of memory and $400 isn't likely to get you a gaming computer, even refurbished. Whatever you decide on, if you want to do gaming, be sure it is a "gaming" computer and if you want to use Dragon, check out the memory it uses because it gulps it. Also, Dragon 12 is not compatible with Windows 8. You will need to purchase Dragon 14.

babyboomer1001

Dragon NaturallySpeaking is now version 12.51. It got updated two days ago.

It is fully compatible with Windows 8 and 8.1. It works fine on Windows XP (32 bit only), and it needs at least 1 G of RAM to install, but it runs better with 2 and faster with 4. If you are running 64 bit of Windows, then it uses as much RAM as you throw it in. Am running Intel i7 with 24 G of RAM and it runs very quickly. (I'm using Dragon Medical).

I have tested Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11 on Windows 8 and it ran fine.

The computer that you are referring to may be very slow, as we don't know what CPU it has. However, its graphic card is quite "dated" if I can say that. Another person is right, it's a built in graphic on a mother board, not a stand alone card.

Dragon Medical 2

Pooky