Re: [PCI] modem spped

[Brian Futrell]

On Thursday, June 3, 2004, at 08:03 AM, Nicole wrote:
For what it's worth, I get 48000 with my Best Data 56K
with a BD driver on a PM7500. I used to get varying
speeds (one day actually got 14400 - no, seriously!).
I fussed about the lines while trying to get Broadband
because the cable modem could never get a signal.
Whatever they did really cleaned up the line, so I
never get anything less than 48K now.
Again, line quality really <does> makes a difference.
Nicole
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On Wednesday, June 2, 2004, at 03:52  PM, maxtek
wrote:
When I mentioned the Best Data 56k that was just for
FYI. If anyone
can tell
me something else that will compare to the daily
(and I mean daily)
47,333
speeds of the iMac 6 blocks away than please do.
Thanks,
MaxTek

I agree.  When I had an iMac, I lived in a 30-year old condo.  I was 
lucky to get 28,800 on the internal modem or with my PC.  Since I moved 
a few years ago, its around 48k-51k.

Brian
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