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Hmmm .......... I think you've got the whole idea of modem upside down.
Ppl tend to think that a dual modem could make a speed difference as in
dual processors or extra RAM. That's not true for modems which has its
physical(line) limitations.
However I read from somewhere before that two modems could be used in
the sense that one modem for uploading and another for downloading ...
but I doubt this could make any visible difference.
Read the MODEM HOWTO! IMHO that HOWTO is one of the few enjoyable
reading materials.
seZo
Roslan Othman wrote:
> 1 q:
> if i connect 2 modems to my pc, let say 1 at the com1(cua0) and another 1 and
>com2(cua1), dialing both of them to either tm.net or jaring,(2 diff phone lines of
>course)
> can that make my connection speed doubled??
> or should i do it diff way??
> anymore suggestion???
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