"550 MHz of Power VS A 486 Loser" Having a Pentium III 550 computer is very convenient for your everyday life. Compared to a 486 computer that has about 100 MHz of power, the most, a Pentium III 550 is much faster and reliable. It is reliable in terms of not losing your files due to memory failure. With a Pentium III 550 you could do things you never thought you could do with a computer, you can surf the Internet much faster, because of the speed that the computer can give you. You can create almost anything you can think of, but there is always something that both computers need. This one thing is the software, without the software you cannot do anything with your computer. So regardless of whether a Pentium III 550 or a 486 computer, without the software you cannot do anything.A Pentium III 550 is a processor that has a speed of 550 MHz. A 486 is a slow processor, which has a speed of about 100 MHz or lower, and was created during the eighties, specifically 1988, and at that time it was the top of the line. Pentium III 550 is a fast processor; yet, there are new processors that are almost twice as fast as the Pentium III 550 is. One of these so-called processors is the Athlon One-Gigahertz, which was made by the AMD Company just this year. Pentiums are made by Intel, which is a competitor of the AMD Company.A Pentium III, when combined with slow components or parts of a computer will be useless. When you have a Pentium III 550, you want it to have good components for good performance. An example of these components is the RAM. RAM is the Memory of your computer, and stands for Random Access Memory. High RAM is 64 megabytes up to 128 megabytes. If you have low RAM your computer when used with a software that requires high RAM, will be so slow that you would want to throw it away. Another part of a computer that needs to be up to date when you have a Pentium III 550 is the video card. Your computer should have at least 8 megabytes of ...
