This one looks a little fishy to me.

I got the final 486 processor that was made by Intel. It was a DX100, 100MHz and it was a small surface-mount IC on a daughter board with a 3.3V regulator. The daughter board was the same size as the older 486 processors and plugged in like one. No heatsink. It had double the amount of cache and a few other goodies like the 1st Pentium used.

It ran Win98 and high-speed internet just fine. Norton anti-virus scanning stopped it cold.

That's true, anti-virus is horribly bloated.

If you want to save memory don't use a memory resident AV program and disable the auto-updater.

Are there any good none memory res AV programs? I miss typing

c:\scan c: /s

I boot my laptop and by the time it autoupdates, scans, load the background stuff.. I forgot why I turned on my laptop.