What year is your computer? How old?

[Kyle]

Running a Dell Latitude E6400 with added RAM (4GB instead of 2GB). Year is around Q1 of 2008.

[SmartDuck]

Kyle: I use the little brother of the 6400 the 4300 with 4GB of ram.
LL 3.0 64bit runs fine. I use it for normal tasks internet, music, office, development of web (PHP/SQL), desktop applications (FreeBasic/Lazarus) and Android apps (Android Studio) and light games via steam, minecraft or retro games (dosbox).

As a backup I have an old Dell D505. Run LL 2.8 32bit fine and is fast enough for internet and light office work.

[Kyle]

Kyle: I use the little brother of the 6400 the 4300 with 4GB of ram.
LL 3.0 64bit runs fine. I use it for normal tasks internet, music, office, development of web (PHP/SQL), desktop applications (FreeBasic/Lazarus) and Android apps (Android Studio) and light games via steam, minecraft or retro games (dosbox).

As a backup I have an old Dell D505. Run LL 2.8 32bit fine and is fast enough for internet and light office work.

That's cool! I personally dumped my gaming laptop for the stability of the Dell Latitude 4000-6000 line, they are also built very well (plenty of weight) but are constructed with a really durable palm rest.

[justme2]

early 2004 model, Medion laptop, Pentium 4, 1GB ram, LL2.8 on 80GB HD
2009 eeePC 901, 1GB ram, LL2.8 on 32GB SDHC
2010 eeePC 701SD, 1GB ram, LL2.8 on 8GB SSD

LL2.8 runs remarkably well on all three machines

These same 32bit machines have now all been upgraded to  LL3.8 and are trouble free, running on kernel 4.4.0-109
The 701 now runs LL from a 32GB class 10 SDHC in the built in card reader, the 8GB SSD being used for data backup. It runs faster from the SDHC!

[Artim]

I have an ancient Dell Dimension desktop, 12 years old, that runs AntiX 32-bit, because even Linux Lite is kinda slow on it.  My main computer is a Dell Vostro 200, I think about 4 or 5 years old, running Linux Lite 3.8 effortlessly. 

[ptyerman]

Antix is great for old machines. I have a number of old PC's that would struggle to run Linux Lite or similar, mostly socket 462 AMD Athlon and AthlonXP machines with a few Pentium II, III and IV's thrown in the mix. I even have some old socket 7 Pentium I and AMD K6 boards and CPU's laying around but they're not built or running anything at the moment, I might build one up as a DOS gaming machine in the near future.
Puppy Linux is great too for these old machines and I run that also on a few. For the really old Pentium 2 and 3's I have either Windows 98 for retro gaming or Damn Small Linux installed or a old version of Puppy from the version 1 and 2 days. 

[bitsnpcs]

Now 2 computers, one is bought 2017, its specs around before then, as below username.
Other it is having a sticker saying it came with Windows Vista originally, this is 32 bit LL.
Both computers using Linux Lite 3.2
When Linux can do the graphics, it feeds downstream, I am get similar to 2017, to replace the vista age one.

[mezzmer]

Squeaking some extra life out of an old HP d8000 Circa 2006
Processor AMD Turion 64 1.8 GHz - 2GB DDR SDRAM - 80GB IDE Hard Drive
Surprisingly it doesn't run that badly for most things-It can play a YouTube video if there isn't a lot of other stuff running.

[TheDead]

[member=296]justme2[/member] gained a level in Necromancy after successfully reviving an almost two year old thread!
I juste mentionned it in another thread but since its on the subject, for those machine not able to run Linux Lite adequately (?), try PeppermintOS 8 respin2.
Live booted to 121MB RAM and 141MB once installed. (LXDE + XFCE/Whisker hybrid). I just tested if for an hour on half-decent hardware but it could reanimate those older closet PCs.

Cheers!

[MohamedKhaled]

well actualley this wasnt my computer first(i took it from my father less than a year ago) but it was made in 2008 (man at that time this laptop was the laptops slayer and now its laptops crap) 1 GB ram -somehow 64bit capable laughable 2 GHz CPU no dedicated graphics card
and
PS: [member=6733]TheDead[/member]  iwas thinking about leaving LL due to that I need multitasking that I couldn't do in LL but then an idea came out ...why not make it really lite :
remove firefox and install opera (32 % faster) remove vlc and install some gnome video player remove word app (i don't remember its name) and install abiword and hey every day I remove something and add something *liter* and i can really notice a difference now i can go back to 64 bit when its removed in ll4.0 cheers