Gidday mack 

On 20-Dec-00, you wrote:

>>> Also I have subscribed to DSL from Ameritech.net in Michigan.
>> 
>> Hey that's the guy that made my Ethernet card. Don't let them
>> disparage you for using Amiga, cos Amiga made them what they are
>> today.
>> 

> Funny you should bring that up. I received a call from them today, some
> woman saying that there was a mistake on my order. She said that because
> my processor speed was only 60 MH that my machine would not have the horse
> power to handle DSL. She said that I would need at least a 166 Mh
> processor

Hmm, I bet they wouldn't say that to someone with a Quadra 950.

> I felt confident that my machinge could handle the DSL based on what
> Software
> Hut told me before I ordered the x-surf card and OS3.9. They said that my
> Amiga equiped with a phase five 060 board and the cybergraphics card plus
> 92 Megs of ram would do just  fine. 

Considering the speed with which your computer can handle data from the
hard drive, Ethernet data trasnfer is trivial. It's only when people are
giving their cpu a huge overhead load with windoze that cpu speed
matters. I guess yours would be the same if you were rendering in
Lightwave with task priority set to 127.

A friend of mine was told a couple of years ago by a stumbling  zombie
in  a  shop  that  his A1200 '030 would not handle the speed of a quad
speed CDRom drive. I managed to convince him  otherwise, but that shop
lost a sale. I think they had thought they were going to sell him a
computer.

Regards
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