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My modem is a :

56k PCI Voice Modem SF-1156lV R9A

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Originally posted by XxRebelSeanxX
My modem is a :

56k PCI Voice Modem SF-1156lV R9A

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  Do a Google search on that particular Modem or i think you can look @ www.drivers.com  or go to the Modems Manufacture website ofyour Modem an Download the Drivers . or get a cheap External Modem from Yahoo Store, i think Cookie Mentioned awhile ago in another post you can get cheap computer Hardware/software from there

I don't know who manufacrured the modem?

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Originally posted by XxRebelSeanxX
I don't know who manufacrured the modem?

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find the current driver, it should give u some idea

I dunno what yall mean by driver?

a driver is a program that controls (drives) a device, like a modem. Usually Windows comes with drivers for lots of devices, but most of them are generic; that means that they work with all of the devices of that kind. I mean: Windows comes with a standar driver for modem. It works, but it's not the best for your modem. Maybe (most probably) you modem would work better if you install the specific driver. And where is it? Well, it's done by the company that made the modem, so you have to (as it's ben said) seach in the web page of the modem (or in google) the last version of the drivers for it, and then install them.

just outta curiosity: can u reli notice the difference between 19 kbps and 50 kbps? i mean itz dial up, u will prob neva be able to reach those benchmarks neway on a dialup modem...

Actually, yes I can tell the difference between 19.2KBPS and a 33.3KBPS connection. Couse it loads slower on the 19.2 but loads a bit faster at 33.3...

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Originally posted by sasquatch
can u reli notice the difference between 19 kbps and 50 kbps? i mean itz dial up, u will prob neva be able to reach those benchmarks neway on a dialup modem...

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of course they are maximun limits (the same as 256kbps when you're on adsl, for example), but anyway, in fact you can see the difference, especially when downloading files

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Originally posted by Choli

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Originally posted by sasquatch
can u reli notice the difference between 19 kbps and 50 kbps? i mean itz dial up, u will prob neva be able to reach those benchmarks neway on a dialup modem...

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of course they are maximun limits (the same as 256kbps when you're on adsl, for example), but anyway, in fact you can see the difference, especially when downloading files

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Yes you can, but I cant seem to find who made the driver or anything.