4 Ways We Use Old Laptops Every Day! (ACTUALLY USEFUL!)
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- We ACTUALLY use our cheap sub-$100 laptops every day - and we want to share with you actual useful ways you can use your older/cheaper computer.
None of the tired suggestions of "install linux" or "give it to a kid" - we show you ways in which we actually use our machines that are common, easy, and worthwhile!
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My first ever laptop works great as a CIA torture device because its so slow that anyone using it goes insane from how bad windows 10 runs on it
That poor cia agent assigned to your file must be pulling their hair out!
SSD, Linux Lite and won't be a torture device anymore. Torture is bad and a violation of human rights.
I have an old hp laptop from 2012. When I brought it to school someone broke the screen (idk who did it). Then, I'm buying a new laptop, and using the hp laptop as a computer
Yeah laptops with bad screen are still fully functional computers - or maybe desktop is a better word to use. Both are accurate though! lol
Great video! I have a 2013 HP laptop running Mint Linux and it's great. As you said, lost or damaged not a big deal. As for the price, you can't beat it. Thanks for sharing
Thanks! You'll notice a behemoth of an Asus in one of the D&D shots - that's an old Asus Gaming laptop I installed Arch Linux on to bring back to life. Found it in my gf's parents' basement.
I find that videos about what to do with an old computer often say "install Linux on it" but then don't provide any actual uses once you've done that. I made this video because I was sick of hearing these ideas but nobody ever demonstrated that they actually use their old machines in the videos they made.
I love old cheap laptops. They're the perfect portable computer. Zero stress.
@CanadianComputerCollector Very true! I use mine as a daily driver. Emails, searching the internet l, watching CZcams l games, etc. I do just everything on it! Just goes to show that a daily driver doesn't have to be all-powerful to enjoy it... depending on what you're doing. But for the majority of people l, it would be just fine :)
@@CanadianComputerCollector So true, it's especially bad advice for less experienced people since a lot of the value of using Linux is what you put into it, which can be more daunting the first go around
Awesome video!
As others have said I like that you showed using the laptops rather than finding other uses for them.
I'm currently using an "older" laptop as my daily machine for the most part, it's a budget model asus with 8 gigs of ram (upgraded) and a dual-core i3 with 4 threads.
I bought it back in 2015 when I was a high school student, I also have a desktop at home but since I stay at my SO's apartment a lot I use this laptop over at their place.
I remember thinking this computer was super slow and would be unusable in this day and age, but I've been pleasantly surprised at how well it's been working with multiple programs and browser windows open!
I think you make a great point about not having to worry about these laptops since they're so easily replaceable, It makes me want to continue to buy cheap laptops for the foreseeable future! (whenever I'll need a replacement)
Used gaming laptops are usually a great value if you can deal with the heft and tend to keep them in the same place like a SOs apartment.
Otherwise, give me a good used thin and light!
Idk what it is, but this video just has a different vibe from other technology videos/channels. Just subscribed and am excited to watch more videos ❤
We like to have fun around here 😀
I have a small collection of old, mostly core2duo laptops, the formula is usually put ssd’s and max de ram. Most of them are running linux now, but also run Windows 10. Even have older compaq’s with 32 bit processors
Very cool! What do you use them for?
I actually have a few old laptops that I have collected over the years. I have a Dell Vostro 1500 that is a laptop from 2007 that I play Diablo and phantasmagoria on.
Thats awesome. I effing love Diablo.
Great video of the old laptops being used for 'useful' tasks.
Hey, where my '12 days of Christmas log fire' videos? I put them on last Christmas and the family loved them, and I live in Australia with a Summer Christmas!
Hey dude! Here is the 12 hour video from last year. Things went off the rails this year about a week and a half ago when I hurt my back! Hope this helps! czcams.com/video/VbsgjsjUbs8/video.html
@@CanadianComputerCollector Ah, Christmas is over now, but thanks for sharing. You have to stop bench pressing that eMac that you have.. or maybe you just moved it around your apartment. Take care, and hopefully you will have some more videos in the New Year...
@@aa-au haha yeah totally. I couldn’t walk for like two days this time, which is better than last time, but I still couldn’t sit for about a week. First docu-style vid coming out soon though!!!!!! Stay tuned!!!!!! And thanks for the kind words mang!
Great seeing actual use cases for these old computers, far too often do people in videos throw out ideas they know they'll never use personally. Before moving I got quite a bit of use out of my 867mhz Titanium PowerBook as a dedicated jukebox, running through my itunes library with the visualizer in full screen. It worked great, at least until I had to let it be for a bit to cool down
Exactly! Those lists frustrated me because they are so disingenuous. This one is my love letter to cheap laptops
I know this was a year ago, but I appreciate the originality of the ideas here.
Thanks! I think this video is relatively evergreen since there will always be aging-but-still-usable laptops.
I also felt like far too many videos are like "put Linux on it" ok... But then what? Linux is an operating system, not an activity.
@@CanadianComputerCollector haha yeah. I feel like most of the "things you can do with an old computer" space is really, really uncreative. It feels like there is something amazing that can be done with them that doesn't require a few months to learn (circuitry, firewalls, and Linux to name a few), or isn't something that uses only one functioning part of the computer (monitor, security cam, etc.). While I am unsure if the ideas presented here are the "must do" things for an old computer, the ideas listed in the video really break the box that this community is stuck in. i.e., The idea that old computers have the luxury of being expendable is awesome. That is a brilliant thought, and I now have three ideas in my idea notebook that I'd live to try out. I'm definitely going to start carrying an old computer around with me now on haha.
Below are the hypothetical ideas that I'd like to try out at some point. I have no idea how practical or headache-inducing the projects will turn out to be, but they may prove fun and educational:
(Privacy-related) Rerouting a computer through multiple old computers, essentially creating a VPN. But! Each laptop has a personna attached to it. So Arnold (computer A) could be a sports lover, Bethany (computer B) loves the opera (I don't know lol) and so on.
Streaming games from the new laptop to the old one. Steam has a "stream game" feature. I would love to figure out how to play my Steam library on my old laptops and avoid damaging my new(er) laptop.
Stripping the keyboard out of a laptop, replacing the screen with a touch screen, putting the screen in the keyboard's place, and reinforcing the cover where the screen was, thus making this giant digital iPad of sorts that I can carry around like Daedra Meero in Andor. I would love to have a laptop-turned-digital-clipboard with me.
So a thank you too! I didn't expect a reply, but I am glad to share.
My main is an ROG Gaming laptop, but it's battery is on its deathbed, so I never take it on the go. My secondary/beater laptop is a Latitude E7470, not to dissimilar to the one shown in the video, but a couple years newer. It's got a 6th gen i7, 8GB of RAM, 256GB SSD, and a decent enough battery. It's totally a beater though. I got it at a yard sale for $20 and had to coax it back to life with some cleaning and reseating the RAM. It's missing all but one bottom case screw, and the power jack is extremely loose and sometimes won't charge the battery as a result. The i7 would suggest it was a high end config, but it's base model besides for that. This means an awful 1366x768 display (that has pressure damage (bright spots) I might add). I'm planning some upgrades to make it nicer soon, but it works as a school laptop for the time being. Mainly I found a 1440p touchscreen display for just $60 on eBay, and it definitely needs a new power jack. Possibly even a RAM upgrade and new battery. But then again that may bring it out of beater territory...
Also got a cheap old Windows 8.1 HP laptop that was cheap even when new. Very low end specs but it's zippy with the cheap SSD I installed. It's my go-to CD burner, and a nice system in general when I need to use some utility that won't run under Windows 10.
Anyways, great video!
My MSI gaming laptop battery was crap even when it was brand new (like 1hr) so I feel you on the battery
I have several ThinkPad X250s that my old work were throwing out, with a number of expandable batteries. All i3, base spec. On one of them I've put in an i7 board and a bigger SSD along with expanding the RAM to 8GB and put a 1080p display in. For around £120, it's a very decent device. Another one I've put in an i5 board and 8GB of RAM and is another useful one to have.
I regularly take the i7 one with some spare batteries when I'm travelling and it's genuinely excellent. Could easily be a daily driver...
Lenovo products are so solid, it's a shame what they're doing now with CPUs that die if they're swapped out. Absolutely no need for these to become e waste
@@CanadianComputerCollector Absolutely agree. I've always loved ThinkPads and use one for work - but eWaste is a massive issue and it's so short-sighted...
I am so happy I found your video !
I have collected many laptops over the years and I have moved and unpacked and have 4 different laptops 👩💻 lol 😂 old ones the newest one dated back 2010!! The other 3 even older 😂
I was thinking about erasing everything on them if I can ?
You gave me some great ideas 😊
Do it up!
Interesting and practical video. I bought a used Latitude 5404 Rugged laptop (Dell's version of the Panasonic Toughbook) for under $100 recently and have taken it to model rocket launches. It's resistant to environmental hazards (wind-blown dust and sand, desert heat), has a bright screen designed for outdoor use, and is fast enough to run light-weight model rocketry programs.
And yes, the fact that I can afford to replace it if something catastrophic were to happen on the range is important. Ain't gonna bring a $1500 laptop with me to the desert.
Exactly! I'd love a rugged laptop but for now I'll just settle for "easily replaceable".
@@CanadianComputerCollector Yes, and the Latitude that you features is pretty durable itself. Even if it’s not designed to be used at a construction site, it was likely sold with a 3-year on-site service warranty and designed for business travel. It costs Dell substantially more money if one one these is prone to malfunctions than if a consumer laptop is.
My go to travel laptop is a Dell Latitude E7440 with the touch screen. Has 16gb ram and upgraded wifi 6. Has decent battery life and good standby, it's usually good to go even if I don't touch it for a week or two. I chose it more over my mid 2012 13" mbp for pretty just the touchscreen. Great for browsing on the couch since I can just use the screen to scroll instead of the track pad. It also seems to run windows 10 better than the mbp running Monterey.
Maybe when it's time for me to replace my beater I'll try to find one with a touch screen that makes sense! My cell opens to a full 180 degrees. Does your do that, or fold all the way around so it can be tablet-like?
@@CanadianComputerCollector It'll open full 180 to lay flat but not all the way around to be used as a tablet.
On a side note. I just discovered the optional smart card reader slot on the e7440. Ordered a brand new one on eBay for $6 😲 Now I won’t have to lug around a smart card reader when I’m on the go.
I love to see the latitude love in the comments here! They're overlooked but great systems.
I’m a Mac guy through and through. Always have been. Dells are just so repairable.
Typing this on the Dell at 0:05. That machine is really great, except for the hinges getting loose. I like it better than the new ones the company gave us 3 weeks ago. The screen is phenomenal and better than the new one. Keyboard has an asome feel. Port selection is decent. Trackpad a little small, but a nicer feel than the new one with force feedback. It has 8GB/128GB SSD, and that works pretty well. Biggest problem with the storare is that most programs today contain a full Chrome browser and therefore are like 300MB size. If that part could be shared among programs....
Funny how that works eh? Seems like things just get cheaper these days. Also hinges are like the #1 disappointment in old laptops but c’est la vie!
So my daily driver is a little Dell Inspiron 3180 (A6 dual core/R5 Graphics, 4gb ram, 32gb SSD) and i run it with a cut-down version of Windows 10 i made in MSMG Tools to strip it of a lot that it wont use like Xbox Game Bar etc. It's almost like an Edgebook because i have so many things installed 'as an app' with Edge on it, from Messenger to CZcams etc and the relevant extensions needed with each. It's also got a dedicated 64gn MicroSD for extra storage like games and ive cut 1080p video on it in Vegas because the A6 has a decent lil GPU. I also have an old HP Omni All in one i use in the bedroom for a sorta HTPC TV because it's 20 inches isn't bad when its being viewed at less than 15 ft away like in the bed. It's running Linux Lite with a duplicate cut down version of Win10 as the Omni is essentially a 13 year old laptop but as an All In One (and it can run older abandonware games on it, so yay lol). The Missus has an older Inspire X laptop but its only used really for Discord calls as she has not bothered to use it since she got herself a nice lil Acer Chromebook 2 in 1. For D&D i use a couple of older tablets ive came across from tech dumps friends do on me - one is a Proscan 9" (discount store brand) ANdroid 5 tablet, wired in a new momentary switch in place of its old busted wake button, but it runs the 5th Edition Character Sheet app quite nicely, and Rocket browser for quick reference, and i also have an old Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1" tablet, with bluetooth for a nice keyboard and WPS Office for any game notes i have (used to use a bluetooth mouse with it as well but it seems like its not working now). i keep a lot of old tech around, but only if its of use to me now, and pass it along to others it may come of use to. Great video, i love it!! Upcyclings!!
Ya love to see it. Things don't stop being useful just because they're old!
My favorite thing is old 17" laptops. They always come in $100-200 and usually have decent specs. Really good for watching CZcams and TV/Movies. Using a MBP 17" from 2008 right now!
For being a portable TV they are the absolute best I agree, but my 17" laptop so unwieldy and heavy I wouldn't carry it outside the house unless I had no other options.
my friend still uses a giant MacBook Pro 2010 as main laptop
In January this year, I bought a donated 2018 Win 10 Dell Inspiron 15 - 3567 , i3-7130 CPU from a local Salvation Army.
in functioning condition-permitting a hardware check in store.
The 1TB HDD was very slow and, presumably, the reason for donating to Salvation Army.
Cost plus a new SSD and RAM upgrade was $105.00 USD; much cheaper than the price of a Chrome laptop.
Regrettably, I don't see newer laptops very often as most donations I find are usually XP or Vista.
CPU not rated for Windows 11, so it stays Windows 10 unless I run off a USB with a Linux based OS.
Plays movies very well and is now my carry laptop.
Windows 11 is terrible anyway
@@CanadianComputerCollector I've installed Windows 11 on three computer drives this year and do not like being forced by Microsoft to do extra work
if I want to set up a local account, much less the fact that I must remove the software bloat Microsoft inserted into the OS. 🤬😡
Heck! I have a similar philosophy about tech! Wherea are you guys located?
Canada! How about you?
I like this type of video. I have an old HP Elitebook 8440p i5, wich I had for free. I added en 256 Kingston SSD and 8 GB of Ram and I changed the battery. I use it for Netflix, CZcams etc. I installed Zorin OS Lite and it performs great. This laptop has also an SD Card Slot, so I decided to install on Recalbox on the sd Card and now it can play games up to PS1.
Old tech isn't useless, good on you for keeping it going!
Old laptop -> paperless office for Dungeons & Dragons!
Neat.
I have a 2014 Lenovo laptop with a Celeron 2957U, 4GB of RAM and a 240GB SSD (originally had a 500GB HDD) from my mom after the old HDD broke and she got a new HP Laptop, it currently has the latest Windows 11 23H2 (now I put back 10 again) but originally had Windows 8.1 and over it's livespan it also ran Windows 10, 7 and 11 22H2
and now I also have a 2012 Asus Netbook from a cousin with a AMD C-60 APU, 2GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD currently running Windows 7 (originally had 8.0, but was already upgraded to 10 when I got it, but it runs better on 7)
both are currently used for Windows experiments mainly
I also have a ThinkPad T40 from a friend but it's HDD died
Love to see it
Replacing the HDD with an SSD is a great way to save and spruce up a computer!
What should i do with my 19 year old (i think irs 19 years old its definitely older than 10 years) toshiba satelite pro?
Try one of the suggestions from the video!
I still use an old Asus laptop from 2015 with an AMD E1 for school only ! Just tiping my lesson and using google Chrome, with an SSD and a dual boot Windows 8.1/Linux Mint it's pretty snappy ! It's a bad configuration (4Go of ram and a 1GHz Dual core CPU) but it's still run fine
How's the battery life?
I installed Linux Mint in my 10+ old laptop to not only give it life again, but to slowly learn Linux while at the time there was a chip shortage -- I waited for that problem to be rectified. Sadly, the keybboard does not work, so I now keep the system plugged to the tv and connect a wireless mini keyboard and trackpad.
Nice! I also have a machine with lightweight Linux on it, but it's such a common item for this type of video that we chose to not include it as a suggestion.
@@CanadianComputerCollector understandable. I was wondering if it’s worth it to fix and replace the keyboard. I don’t have a problem using an external keyboard, but that would mean taking an extra accessory with me.
I use my old Mac laptops as bridge machines
Maybe it's just me, but it feels like Mac laptops age FAR better than most windows machines.
@@CanadianComputerCollector why that
My old Mac is slow as heck sadly
E5400 or E5410? I thought the E5400 was Core2 Duo.
I love old laptops as well. Before my employer started insisting on centralized hardware recycling, I use to be able to grab the occasional dead or obsolete laptop. My main laptop is a Dell Precision M6700 which was surplus from a customer project. My current beaters include a Latitude E6430 which I upgraded to a quad-core i7 and will shortly upgrade to an HD+ screen. The beaters are much handier for use when just hanging out, etc.
E5440
Not a collector yet i´ve got a dozen laptops in my fleet so far :P from an n455 atom based netbook up to an 11th gen i5 1135g7 15.5 inch ideapad and several configurations in between.
My workhorse happens to be a DELL e6440 with a 4th gen dual core i5 and a 2gb radeon 8690m gpu and yes I use it for gaming, even the atom netbook can do retro pc and console gaming.....
I think that qualifies as a collection!
@@CanadianComputerCollector So as a collector I can start acting like a snobby connoisseur looking down on those who aren´t?
Of course! Gatekeeping is an important part of any hobby!
I do adore that Lenovo Thinkpad T520 of mine, especially now that it has 16gb ram and an SSD. And because it was cheap I don't mind using it in -5C while doing astrophotography! Too bad I forgot the film the Thinkpad X60 I got for $60.
Lenovo makes some solid stuff!
Agreed. I've got to get myself a T430 soon to go down the modding rabbit hole on to make a killer Windows 7 laptop.
@@3lectr1c Oh yeah that's one of the aspects I love most about these things, they're almost as easy to modify as a desktop. My next mod is going to be upgrading to the i7-2860QM.
@@CanadianComputerCollector I admit I've become a bit of a Lenovo simp.
@@materialdialectics Can you do an IPS 1080p mod on one of these? Not sure what the T5xx shipped with, I'm more familiar with the T4xx series.
Just bought a Thinkpad X220 for $15 with 2GB of RAM and no storage. The keyboard needs some replacement and the body is in a rough shape so I spend another $15 for the keyboard.
With my spare parts (another stick of RAM and 120GB SSD), it is a perfect browsing machine I can bring anywhere for less than $50. The battery isn't great but I don't mind carrying a charger because it's a lot lighter than my 15 inch Dell Latitude I use as my usual daily driver
That's a decent daily driver!
Very cool. I can even find an old windows 2000 laptop then upgrade to windows xp or 7
For sure! If you're going online with it I'd be wary of anything older than 7 and suggest you go with a Linux or Chromebook OS install.
If you're not going on the internet then use whatever you enjoy best!
typewriter, calendar, diary, enciclopedia, keep private info, cooking recipes, etc.
I have a really out laptop..and it doesn't work at all ..can i still make something out of it ? 😭 Glad to see u reply to all the comments
If it doesn't work at all you can pull all the removable parts like the ram storage etc and add those to something that does still work, or sell/give them away.
If the battery still holds a charge someone may buy that off you, charger too!
Old*
I just acquired an old HP Elitebook 2560p. 40 bucks. All metal/mil spec, second gen i5, upgradeable to 16 gigs of RAM, and more peripheral slots than I even knew existed. Might not run crysis but it will run fl studio...
I had one of those with an i7. Great computer and very easy to work on. Sadly Canada Post trashed it when I mailed it to someone in the US.
ive got an acer aspire 1810tz and still no clue what to do with it.
Hopefully we gave you a few ideas!
Dell latitude d620 what to do?
Will she run CZcams/other streaming?
German: Ich habe einen HP Elitebook 8440 p Laptop, das Wifi ist defekt, keine Internetverbindung mehr möglich.
Ich nutze es, um Filme oder Musik abzuspielen und für Flash-Spiele, wo man nur mit den Tasten steuert.
Auch gut für Offline-Spiele.
English: I have an HP Elitebook 8440 p laptop, the WiFi is broken and no internet connection is possible anymore.
I use it to play movies or music and for flash games where you only control with the buttons.
Also good for offline games.
You could get a usb wifi dongle they're cheap! Might even be able to get an older wireless G/N one for free if you ask around
I have an old ASUS X552L 15 inch laptop that I just back in 2013ish & I use it when I don't want to risk my 2022 MSI prestige GTX 1060 laptop.
The GTX 1060 has been the go-to GPU in gaming laptops for years. My 2018 MSI GE72VR Apache Pro also has a 1060 in it. Solid performance for the power consumption!
my brother has an old mini laptop with linux on it as his party laptop he solely uses it for jack in the box when we're on vacation with family or friends
Beauty. Perfect use case.
highly recommend putting linux on any old laptop if you want to get a smooth experience out of them still
And any old apple machine!
i got a chromebook for $35 i installed lubuntu on it and use it with retro arch to play emulators plays up to gamecube
it only has 16gb ssd and 4gb ddr3 ram so i use a 128gb sd card with it for my roms
Brilliant!
It's not a cheap laptop, but I have a new old stock Win98 machine that I use to play old games and software.
That sounds pretty sweet, tell me more about this machine!
@@CanadianComputerCollector Well, it's my dream PC I wanted as a kid that could never afford. It's got a 1ghz P3, 512mb RAM, an Disk on Module as my boot drive and a IDE to SD adapter for storage. I usually run it with a Geforce 2ti, but I've got a bunch of GPUs lying around in case I need some for compatibility reasons. I mostly Rogue Squadron 3d and SimCity 2k.
It's been a really fun build, I've been working with computers my whole life, but using parts I wanted more than anything as a kid has been amazing.
Sadly the batteries of old laptops are usually not very good anymore (to put it carefully), and this limits applications to locations with power available.
Most models batteries are easily replaced if that's a concern. Our old laptops have been fantastic for battery, somehow, which makes them even better!
I guess it depends on how they were used. Some are actually surprisingly good after 10 years or more, but others are bad after half the time.The question also is how you define "old". I'm collecting laptops, and "old" can be from 1985 or 1990, not from the 2010s. :-)
I actually used a 2006 laptop until 2023, but the battery was as good as dead after less than 10 years, giving me just enough time to run to another room and plug it in again. At that point I used it more as a portable desktop where I had power available, so I didn't do anything about it until 2016 when I gave it more memory, a SSD, a new battery, and Windows 10. It's still in acceptable condition, but I finally replaced it with a newer laptop for performance reasons.
Cheap, sure, but not a beater. Keep it safe.
Hahaha. Solid, solid advice.
i have a dell latitude 1100 with linux mint installed only a 11 inch screen but great machine
Is that technically a netbook?
@@CanadianComputerCollector it’s a MacBook Air 2014 that I installed Ventura on with oclp
@@CanadianComputerCollector the dell is an 11 inch 1100
yea ..i have $100 Dell inspire laptop too😅
i use it as a second monitor when i trade in my main pc🎉
Cheap laptops are like a whole other class in our society. They work harder than most people do!
I think I'll use mine for a remote play in the bedroom for the ps5
Better than dropping $200 on the PlayStation Portal!
Old laptop win7 hoping can work from home on it
Should be good for most work tasks!
Lol i have a gateway LT28
1.66Ghz
2gb ram
HHD
I cant figure out what to do with this POS. It can barely RUN google chrome! Nothing is on it. It was a free laptop back before i knew anything.
Honestly, that would make one seriously dope XP laptop.
@@CanadianComputerCollector it came from xp to windows 7. Been collecting dust now. I might do the screen removal and reuse that. Recycle the rest. eBay has some going for $12
dungeons and dragons.. this thingi really dont get it...
DnD is the bomb! Old laptops are ideal for it!
chromebook lol
At least it’s not a surface!
basicly a nintendo switch lite
How so