i586 is just a roundabout way of saying "pentium". Pentium is the fifth generation of processors from intel, after the 486 series, so it was originally called i586. So technically, i586 refers to any pentium processor.
386 = Intel 386 and above
i486 = Intel 486 and above
i586 = Pentium and above
i686 = Pentium 2, Pentium 2 Celeron, and above So it will definitely work on your computer
386 = Intel 386 and above
i486 = Intel 486 and above
i586 = Pentium and above
i686 = Pentium 2, Pentium 2 Celeron, and above So it will definitely work on your computer
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