01-22-2011, 10:24 PM
You could use it as a test computer for anything, or storage. Thats what I'd use it for, otherwise use it as a business computer or something like that.
As a test computer though, if you have any problems on your newer one, you could test things like programs, apps, hardware, etc. If you're a gamer, turn it into a gaming computer by modifying it's hardware. Can't really say what you would use it for, it all depends on your personal preference, not mine, but thats some of the things that I would use it for.
Maybe if you need compatibility with an older OS like XP, you could run XP on that machine, and have your newer computer with Windows 7?
As a test computer though, if you have any problems on your newer one, you could test things like programs, apps, hardware, etc. If you're a gamer, turn it into a gaming computer by modifying it's hardware. Can't really say what you would use it for, it all depends on your personal preference, not mine, but thats some of the things that I would use it for.
Maybe if you need compatibility with an older OS like XP, you could run XP on that machine, and have your newer computer with Windows 7?