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Just a shame this was not a 486 DX/2 66mHz or 100mHz. I refuse to waste time on 386, it just is too underpowered.
by unixhero 3y ago
Just a shame this was not a 486 DX/2 66mHz or 100mHz. I refuse to waste time on 386, it just is too underpowered.
- nubinetwork 3y agoI suppose it depends on what you want to run on it, some things run best on a 8088/4mhz, or a 286/386/486... once the Pentium came out and people stopped writing clock cycle dependent code, the CPU didn't really matter.
- unixhero 3y agoDemos and dos games with vga graphics
- speed_spread 3y ago386 is the smallest core you can have that runs modern OS with virtual memory. If you're looking for performance, by today's standards, you might as well ask for a Pentium Pro class CPU, it's not gonna make a significant difference vs a 486 in price and it will be much faster.