What was the average computer speed in 1998, 1995, and 1992?

Answer 1

in 98 i bought a computer brand new, it wasnt top of the line but it was second to the top. it was an HP 350 P2

Answer 2

On a scale of 1-10 and right nows computers being ten, back then 1992 is a three, 1995 is a five, and 1998 would be like a six.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

In 1992 a friend bought a PC "clone" that had a Intel 286 TURBO! That ran at 16mhz. I bought my first PC early in 1995 and the 386SX cpu ran at 33mhz, but many of the PCs later that year were running at 66mhz. In 1998, 266mhz or 350mhz was very common.

Answer 5

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