Hello Fred

On 19-Mar-00, you wrote:

> 
> On Sat, 18 Mar 2000, Jeffrey E. Harris wrote:
> 
>> To use Aweb at 256 colors at Super Hi-Res Interlaced (with an A1200
>> accelerated 68030 and FPU), I had to step down my port speed to 38400. 
>> That was the fastest I could set it, and have it work reliably. 
> 
> That was also my experience with 1 16-color ECS screen.  57.6K is usually
> reliable with lesser screenmodes, and even 76.8K is usually OK although
> not all modems support it.  115.2K ssems to asymptotically approach
> usability as various improvements are made, never quite getting there.
> 
>                     Fred Wright

I run an A1200 with a Phase 5 50MHz 68060. 48 Megs Fast.
SCSI interface with YAM and AWeb cache on the SCSI buss.

I run YAM on my 640 x 512 x 256 Workbench.
I run AWeb 3.3 on a 640 x 512 x 256 screen ModePro'moted to Ham8.
I use Miami 3.2b with the internal serial port at 115200.
I connect to my ISP with V90 and almost always (starting) at 48000.
I regularly achieve 5200 cps download rates, balanced about 50/50
between AWeb and YAM when downloading mail and web pages together.
I do use FBlit for AWeb's benefit, and the CMQ060 patch.

Before I got my scandoubler/flickerfixer for my new VGA monitor I ran for a
few weeks in DblPAL mode. That ground the system down to about 1800cps
unless I ran <=8 colours on the frontmost screen.

I find my system very reliable, and never even had problems with the
pre-internal driver versions of Miami, using '060 version of 8n1.device.

I guess I'm just lucky.

                            Regards,
                                            Chris.

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