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Quite a few of the following options would give a 386SX from 1992 a run for its money in terms of raw computing power:

To compete with a high end 486 desktop from 1992 you might have to pay a bit more than $1, particularly if you want floating point.

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Not to mention the lack of memory on microcontrollers.

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0 pointsfoldr3y ago0 comments

Quite a few of the following options would give a 386SX from 1992 a run for its money in terms of raw computing power:

To compete with a high end 486 desktop from 1992 you might have to pay a bit more than $1, particularly if you want floating point.

Not to mention the lack of memory on microcontrollers.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse