- Quick specs
- Price: Free to try (Nag screen); $19.95 to buy
- Operating system: Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/NT
- Date added: May 13, 2003
- Total Downloads: 1,003,919
- Downloads last week: 440
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 47 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: CNET Staff
The clumsy interface distinguishes Internet Turbo 2003 from other Internet connection accelerators. The program does not indicate the values of optimized settings, and the help doesn't help very much. In fact, Internet Turbo actively discourages you from experimenting with settings by needing to reboot your computer after applying changes. The automatic optimization offers three modes for different hardware configurations. If you connect via dial-up, the connection feature that keeps your ISP from bumping you offline may be worth your while. The 30-day trial is more than enough to see whether the optimizer really helps.Publisher's description
From Clasys Ltd. :Internet Turbo 2003 optimizes your Internet connection in real time in order to prevent fragmentation of data transfers, and it boosts your data transfer rates by 200 percent to 300 percent. You can choose manual or automatic configuration for your settings and all dial-up, LAN, ISDN, cable, xDSL connections are supported, as are all software and hardware adapters. You can easily restore your default Windows settings, and a Registry backup utility is included. Internet Turbo 2003 also features a connected-forever option that prevents you from being disconnected by your ISP, and a comprehensive help file with definitions of various terms and settings is included. It accelerates any Internet-related software such as browser, e-mail, download manager, iMesh, Kazaa, LingoWare, AOL, CompuServe, RealAudio, RealVideo, and ICQ.
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User reviews
- Average user rating: 3.3 stars out of 47 votes
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11 out of 11 people found this review helpful
Version: Internet Turbo 2003 5.4
Pros: This product has increased my internet connection speed by 60kb, it is not much but it is worth it.
If is also cheep and comfortable to use very easy to use.
I have used an internet connection speedometer to measure the internet connection speed.
Cons: Dose what it says but dose not increased it that much my only was increased by 60kb. And I have 572kb.
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0 out of 2 people found this review helpful
Version: Internet Turbo 2003 5.4
Pros: Sort of boosts your speed
Cons: Advanced users probably wont like the 3 auto optimization modes.
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1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
Version: Internet Turbo 2003 5.4
Pros: Finally this is a product that does what it says it increases ya internet on the spot, I when up 50kb/s and it lets me keep a steady internet stream.
No spyware or adware spotted as yet.
Cons: There are many settings to chose from so its actually trial and error to maxamize output from it. That Might take a while, and u have to use a internet speed tester here: dslreports.com/stest
For those consern with computer usage and load, it automatically takes up about 1-6% depending on the machine.
Its also recommended to leave it to start up with the computer which will slow that down a bit also.
But if u really want a NOTICABLE change get it. Warning only for people who have the need for speed. If u a person who like to surf and do other things this is not for u, its too fast so u will forget the other things.
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Version: Internet Turbo 2003 5.4
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Version: Internet Turbo 2003 5.4
"Ummm........ Hmmmmm....... Ok .......... free trial yeah right ; ;"
Cons: 1.Free trial you should let the user use it for a lil bit to see if it's what they need.
2.couldnt use the app's. unless you bought it
3.consumer should have the right to know before hand that you cant use any of the main software.
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