IIS 4 and 5.x already contemplate compression, HTTP 1.1. Why should I pay for another compression program?
IIS 4+ does not efficiently compress dynamic content. IIS 4+ does not have a cache, so it has to re-compress all contents every time a request passes through the server. TurboIIS is much more efficient: its cache eliminates the problem of overloading and it efficiently compresses dynamic pages. It solves the problem of decompression and loss of bytes that often affect IIS HTTP. It compresses faster and more safely than IIS 4+.
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