? on high speed serial/isdn connect speed

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From: gpfritz
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 1999 00:00

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I have recently purchased a turbo express high speed serial card for use
with my 3com impact iq isdn.  I went from the typical 115,200 baud
readout on connect speed to this 230,400 read out on connect speed.  Now
obviously I can only max at 128k so what does this mean?  A friend
suggested this was some type of max speed for compressed data transfer.
 If thats the case what type of data would that be?  I noticed a slight
increase in ping times to areas on the net I frequent so I believe it
was a solid investment for someone wanting as fast a connect as
possible. (adsl and cable are not available in my area yet) Any thoughts
or answers on this matter would be appreciated.


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