>> the 33Mhz 386DX in a high end PC in 1998.
1998's high end PC would have been a Pentium II 450MHz with 128MB of RAM, 10GB HD, and a NVIDIA card.
The 386/33 was high end in 1990
1998's high end PC would have been a Pentium II 450MHz with 128MB of RAM, 10GB HD, and a NVIDIA card.
The 386/33 was high end in 1990
Edit: Things were moving pretty fast at the time, so I suppose if you bought one in 1998, it would have looked anemic when the 486 came out. Basically, if you bought anything and held it for 3-5 years, it was much further behind than the same situation today.