Arto
PS Yes, I am too slow driver and lazy practiser for on-line races...
And I am happy that only AI-Clark and other AI-fellows can verify
that... ;-)
Seriously, download some decent setups, give an easier track most of your
time, and try an on-line race. You'll never look back!
And to answer your question, as far I can tell you might as well upgrade.
Things should be no worse, but will stand you in better stead should you
wish to take the plunge!
Cheers,
Mark
Reading, UK
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Bruce Kennewell
Historic Motor Racing Club (Grand Prix Legends):-
http://www2.tpg.com.au/users/brucek/hmrc/index.htm
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The online racing was bad the last months, since the beta release of
1.2. The hotlappers competitions mostly stopped because of the slowmo
problems. All those different versions that were available (1.1.03,
1.1.0.14, 1.2) didn't really help. I think it would be a very good
thing if everybody would update to 1.2 now, so that we finally all
have the same versions again.
Andre
On Sun, 7 Nov 1999 00:07:43 +1100, "Bruce Kennewell"
>--
>Bruce Kennewell
I second Andre on this one too!
I had no problems at all upgrading (from 1.1.0.14) to 1.2.
I have the feeling 1.2 is much more consistent in performance. No problems at
all using it. Even GSB works fine for me so far.
I personally think that people who are having trouble getting the new beta of
GSB to work should clean-up their registry (using regedit or some commercial
product): Search for GSB-entries and remove it (after deinstalling GSB the
proper way via Add/Remove Programs of course) and then install the new GSB.
Jan.
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>The online racing was bad the last months, since the beta release of
>1.2. The hotlappers competitions mostly stopped because of the slowmo
>problems. All those different versions that were available (1.1.03,
>1.1.0.14, 1.2) didn't really help. I think it would be a very good
>thing if everybody would update to 1.2 now, so that we finally all
>have the same versions again.
>Andre
>On Sun, 7 Nov 1999 00:07:43 +1100, "Bruce Kennewell"
>>None whatsoever.
>>I have 1.1.0.3 and that's the way it's staying. More to risk losing by going
>>to 1.2 than by sticking with what I have.
>>--
>>Bruce Kennewell
Glad to find its not just me - I was playing with 1.2 last night
(offline) and noticed extreme jerkiness at times - much worse than
anything I ever experienced with 1.1.0.3.
However at the time I was running with my PIII at stock 450Mhz -
restarting after bumping speed up to 550MHz (SoftFSB is great!) seemed
to cure the problems. May be that the new and improved new and improved
synch system has problems when available processing power is marginal.
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