← Back to context Comment by glouwbug 17 hours ago At 8mhz? I'd imagine it rivals at least the Pentium III 2 comments glouwbug Reply pavlov 16 hours ago Well, probably not, but maybe a plain Pentium?The Pentium III was a superscalar core that scaled up to 1.4 GHz. This microcontroller is max 240 MHz and does less work per cycle. pjmlp 16 hours ago Probably, I was use this example because I feel youngers can't imagine how much we could do with such MS-DOS class computer, even within its limitations.So naturally an ESP32 can do so much more.
pavlov 16 hours ago Well, probably not, but maybe a plain Pentium?The Pentium III was a superscalar core that scaled up to 1.4 GHz. This microcontroller is max 240 MHz and does less work per cycle.
pjmlp 16 hours ago Probably, I was use this example because I feel youngers can't imagine how much we could do with such MS-DOS class computer, even within its limitations.So naturally an ESP32 can do so much more.
Well, probably not, but maybe a plain Pentium?
The Pentium III was a superscalar core that scaled up to 1.4 GHz. This microcontroller is max 240 MHz and does less work per cycle.
Probably, I was use this example because I feel youngers can't imagine how much we could do with such MS-DOS class computer, even within its limitations.
So naturally an ESP32 can do so much more.