Thats not how I remember it. Back then you already had the Am486 and the K5. They were fine but didn’t set the world on fire. It was the K6 that made a huge im

Thats not how I remember it. Back then you already had the Am486 and the K5. They were fine but didn’t set the world on fire. It was the K6 that made a huge impact and that was a couple of years later (and a design they acquired externally.) Intel mishandled the situation initially, but the whole episode was quickly put to rest when they reversed course and replaced all units (though I never returned mine.)