Some people don't realize the 286 came out in 1982, 386 in 1985, and 486 in 1989. The 386 was still being used up until Window 95 came out. It could run on a 4

Some people don't realize the 286 came out in 1982, 386 in 1985, and 486 in 1989. The 386 was still being used up until Window 95 came out. It could run on a 4MB 386 but anyone who did probably quickly upgraded to at the very least a 486/66, which still struggled even with 8MB. You really needed a Pentium, or a 100MHz 486 clone.