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- From: dhaire@gate.net (doug haire)
- Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
- Subject: Re: Is 33.6 only available for USR?
- Date: 28 Jan 1996 10:48:41 -0500
- Organization: CyberGate, Inc.
- Message-ID: <4eg5sp$v74@navajo.gate.net>
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- jwhite1@rain.org wrote:
- : In article <4edlo9$1reo@seminole.gate.net>,
- : dhaire@gate.net (doug haire) wrote:
- : >John White (jwhite@fishnet.net) wrote:
- : >: doug haire wrote:
- : >: > BS... pure and simple... Here, take a look at this:
- : >: >
- : >: > {On} 08/05/94 5:49 am 26400 bps ours II 08/05/94
- : >: > Z 983040 115200 bps 11327 cps 0 errors 1 1024 d:/download/1x30.tst
- : 17972
- : >: > Z 327680 115200 bps 7465 cps 0 errors 0 1024 d:/download/2x10.tst
- : 17972
- : >: > Z 196608 115200 bps 4302 cps 0 errors 0 1024 d:/download/3x06.tst
- : 17972
- : >: > Z 131072 115200 bps 3173 cps 0 errors 0 1024 d:/download/4x04.tst
- : 17972
- : >: > Z 524288 115200 bps 9395 cps 0 errors 0 1024 d:/download/5x16.tst
- : 17972
- : >: > Z 306613 115200 bps 3276 cps 0 errors 0 1024
- : d:/download/telexchg.zip 17972
- : >: > {Off} 08/05/94 6:00 am 11:01 791-3625
- : >: >
- : >: > Please note the first line of the transfers. The file is a large, highly
- : >: > compressible file and the port speed is obviously 115200. The other files
- : >: > are of varying compressibility.
- : >: >
- : >: > I get so tired of people who make claims that are without any substance
- : >: > whatsoever.
- : >: >
- : >
- : >: Nonsense. Your data show something VERY strange. The date is 8/5/94.
- : >: There was no 33.6 then. Please don't try and prove your point of view
- : >: with this "data" Ha! How can we beleive the data when something that
- : >: obvious is so SCREWED up!
- : >
- : >First, let me point out something you seemed to have overlooked. The DTC
- : >rate was 26400. You made the false conclusion that V.42bis has something
- : >to do with the V.34+ code.
- : >
- : >Second, I beta tested the USR Courier code for V.FC, then V.34, then V.34+
- : >
- : >Want to make some more stupid observations?
- : >
- : >
- : >
- :
- : No thanks we have had enough stupid presentation of "Beta"
- : data. How about some data from "Released products". Those the public will be
- : using! Beta test results can be invalid obviously if the code has been changed
- : since. I agree with other observation though that the PPI does transfer data
- : at higher CPS than the Courier. In my testing I found about a 75 Cps
- : averageimprovement over the Courier when downloading LARGE 1-4 Meg files.
- : I made the comparison between a PPI LCD and a Courier using RELEASED Code
- : not that from BETA results a year and a half ago.
-
- Bull. Plain and simple. You have no data, no figures, no nothing. Just a
- claim. Do you want me to run the same crap again at 28800 with my current
- release code? Just answer, I'll have those rates to post when you do.
- Oh, and on your BETA complaint: Do you really expect someone to believe
- that a Beta code would get significantly better results than release code????
-
- Were you also the person who claimed that the USR doesn't compress the
- data as well as some other modems? Would you care to try a test that
- makes some sense? Like lowering the connect rate to where the compression
- ratio can be figured out? Like this:
-
- {On} 01/26/96 8:32 pm 14400 bps ours 01/26/96
- Z 170559 115200 bps 9614 cps 0 errors 0 1024 d:/download/1x30-2.tst 17972
- {Off} 01/26/96 8:33 pm 1:22 791-2474
-
- Now, all that person has to do is take that Hayes test file and reduce it
- to 170559 bytes and transfer it at 14400 and post the results.
-
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