Can my computer mine ether?

[kakawin]

From the computer hardware that you now have, you can only build a standard office computer. It is senseless to mine a crypto currency on this computer. 

[Tantlizbat]

CPU:   AMD APU1350 4 core
memory:   DDR3 1600 4G
hardisk:   120G SSD
card:   AMDHD 8210

anyone can help?
Thanks!!!

Even a pentium can mine eth, of course the gains will never be the same as a current gpu like the S9 or a GTX1080 ti. Of course, your computer can indeed mine, but by its settings its gains will be minimal and the bill at the end of the month of electricity may end up not compensating for all the mining effort.

Not to mention the fact that you will lessen and much the ultil life of your video card, which in the future may be another expense for you to cover.

[p90xinsanity]

this is silly, you will not mine any significant amount to make up for the costs of electricity.

[ternyabin]

Better use your computer for other purposes. You'll waste electricity and waste time. I would not waste time on this occupation. 

[tulpash]

Your computer has too little power for mining. Better make a media server out of this computer or something similar. Because mining on this computer is almost impossible. 

[pergola]

You can build a farm for mining from powerful video cards, you will need many slots for video cards. On such a farm you will be able to mine for example an ethereum classic.

[tech72]

Your configuration missed the mark by few years. But that's a nice configuration to play hard core games! 😂

[ptolimeus]

Your system is weak for mining, but it has a big plus. You can use this computer for operations with crypto-currencies. AMD processors almost did not suffer from the recently discovered vulnerabilities of the central processors Meltdown and Specter.