It's HP Slim Desktop 450-a24.
I did a quick check into that model's specs and history, and it appears that it is not as old as I originally assumed; it was likely new in 2015 or early 2016, rather than 2014. It has a good all-purpose CPU (Intel Pentium J2900 Quad Core processor), but only has basic integrated graphics, which can't really be upgraded to a more robust graphics card due to a lack of expansion slots for said graphics card upgrade. Assuming that it originally had 4GB of RAM memory and still has, it would probably benefit from an upgrade to 8GB of RAM (which the specs say is the most it will support), which could be done for about $30 USD or less (example:
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), and swapping out memory is a relatively easy, risk-free operation, with lots of Youtube videos showing how if you haven't done it before.
The other thing that would likely benefit your computer's performance is Windows performance optimization and maintenance. Over the course of time, virtually all computers accumulate what I like to call "cyber-barnacles" - mostly 'temp' files and remnants of uninstalled apps, along with the unused software and demos/'lite' versions that often ship with retail computers (I usually refer to these collectively as "crap-ware"...). There are also Youtube videos that will walk you through how to clean up and optimize Windows (the steps they recommend are generally not difficult and tend to yield positive results). I would also recommend system cleaner software (example:
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) that can help with the harder-to-eliminate barnacles and crap-ware.
I guess the bottom line is that, with minimal cost and only a little bit of effort, I believe you would be able to give your computer a boost for HI debauchery, and for general use
(and I think we all know which of those is the most important outcome... ).