LENOVO P500

I have the opportunity to get a Lenovo P500, that my work is retiring. Has anyone used the brand and model to running LinuxCNC? If so how did it do?
 I know I'll have to get a parallel port card or a Mesa card. 
  I have attached the specs on the computer.
Thanks for your time and help.  



  

They are basically scraping the computer. They are installing all new PCs. I will have to get a new drive. They will be removing the original.

Well they finally scrap the computer, but someone got to it before I was able to.  The memory, processor, and video card have been removed.  Along with the processor socket being damaged in the process.  But the plus side is, they had a Lenovo P520 that they were getting ready to scrap.  It's missing a video card,  which is not a big deal.  And the bios is unlocked.  Hope to have some updates by this weekend on the latency test. 

I finally got LinuxCNC 2.8.2 installed. Ran the latency test and it is not good. I'm running a MSI GeForce GT 1030. Running all four cores are operating. I have not isolated any of the cores. Any suggestions for better times.  I'm a little disappointed.    

Sorry for the late reply.
It said, Linux debian 4.19.0-17-rt-amd64 #1 SMP PREEMPT RT Debian 4.19.194-2 (2021-06-21) x86_64 GNU/Linux

Thank to everyone for replying.  Tommy I have turned off a few things in the bios. But i did some experimenting.  I have an old PC that I built 10 years ago. It has an Asus M3N-HT Deluxe Motherboard  along with an AMD Phenom II X4 Processor.  I installed the LinuxCNC 2.8.2.  Ran a latency test.  It  wasn't  bad but nothing to write home about. LOL. So I removed the graphics card from the Lenovo and installed it in the PC that I built and ran another latency on the Asus PC. The test was terrible. One question I have is, can a HDMI to VGA adapter cause issues with a latency test. I don't have a high end monitor.  Just an old school flat-screen with VGA only.  I have added some pictures of before and after.  Again this is on a different and older PC. 
Thanks again for the help.