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by **Jon Anderse** » Wed, 01 Dec 1999 04:00:00

Yo!

I've noticed that there is two different types of force feedback: Microsoft
Force Feedback, and I-force. I think Logitech uses I-Force teknologi.

Whats the difference between these technologies? Does some games only
support one of the technologies?

Which technology is preferrable?

Jon

by **Obiwan Benkenob** » Fri, 03 Dec 1999 04:00:00

I was just going to ask that thing myself !
It would be really interesting to have somebody
shed some light on this matter ....wouldn't it
be nice it there was an article on this on
one of the racing sites?
(maybe there is under alisons tips for FF setup....
but I think it would merit its own article)

regards,
--
Robert S?derberg

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by **(Raymond - ACT LABS** » Fri, 03 Dec 1999 04:00:00

I_force was designed by Immersion Corporation. That is THE primary
standard that most games support.

by **Jan Hoviu** » Sat, 04 Dec 1999 04:00:00

So it's (again) Micro$oft who's trying to undermine a standardization?

> >Yo!

> >I've noticed that there is two different types of force feedback: Microsoft
> >Force Feedback, and I-force. I think Logitech uses I-Force teknologi.

> >Whats the difference between these technologies? Does some games only
> >support one of the technologies?

> >Which technology is preferrable?

> >Jon

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