My hardware acceleration is low, antialiasing off, the other anti-something
option is also off.
Thanks,
J.R.
Which sim? 5 seconds is a loooooong time...My first thought was your
swap file has filled up and windows is transferring it to the hard drive.
But no way should it take 5 seconds...more like a little hiccup. How much
ram do you have?
Have you covered the windows end by running scandisk and defragging your
hard drives?
dave henrie
> > I find that periodically, while racing on a track, the game would
> > freeze. It would freeze for about five seconds, then continue.
> > Unfortunately, 5s is added to the timer. This is ridiculously dumb,
> > I'm looking for a solution as we speak.
> > My hardware acceleration is low, antialiasing off, the other
> > anti-something option is also off.
> > Thanks,
> > J.R.
> Which sim? 5 seconds is a loooooong time...My first thought was your
> swap file has filled up and windows is transferring it to the hard drive.
> But no way should it take 5 seconds...more like a little hiccup. How much
> ram do you have?
> Have you covered the windows end by running scandisk and defragging your
> hard drives?
> dave henrie
I have tried the following:
Increasing/Decreasing Anti-aliasing and Other Video Settings
Re-installing Video Card Drivers
Re-installing Sound Card Drivers
Running the 3D thing selecting a lower bit rate (16-bit down rom 32)
None of these work. However, on my last attempt, it took five 1:35 (suck,
eh?) second laps of Monza before it froze up.
Basically, sound freezes, video freezes, and these usually last five to
seven seconds. Once I get one, they will periodically occur approximately
every 10 seconds after the last one has finished until I exit the program.
Regards,
J.R.
> > > I find that periodically, while racing on a track, the game would
> > > freeze. It would freeze for about five seconds, then continue.
> > > Unfortunately, 5s is added to the timer. This is ridiculously dumb,
> > > I'm looking for a solution as we speak.
> > > My hardware acceleration is low, antialiasing off, the other
> > > anti-something option is also off.
> > > Thanks,
> > > J.R.
> > Which sim? 5 seconds is a loooooong time...My first thought was your
> > swap file has filled up and windows is transferring it to the hard
drive.
> > But no way should it take 5 seconds...more like a little hiccup. How
much
> > ram do you have?
> > Have you covered the windows end by running scandisk and defragging
your
> > hard drives?
> > dave henrie
> My system setup is as follows:
> P4 2.53GHz
> 1024MB Kingston DDR-RAM
> GeForce 4 Ti4600
> Sound Blaster Audigy
> Logitech Momo Wheel
> I have tried the following:
> Increasing/Decreasing Anti-aliasing and Other Video Settings
> Re-installing Video Card Drivers
> Re-installing Sound Card Drivers
> Running the 3D thing selecting a lower bit rate (16-bit down rom 32)
> None of these work. However, on my last attempt, it took five 1:35 (suck,
> eh?) second laps of Monza before it froze up.
> Basically, sound freezes, video freezes, and these usually last five to
> seven seconds. Once I get one, they will periodically occur approximately
> every 10 seconds after the last one has finished until I exit the program.
> Regards,
> J.R.
J.R.
J.R.
> I find that periodically, while racing on a track, the game would freeze. It
> would freeze for about five seconds, then continue. Unfortunately, 5s is
> added to the timer. This is ridiculously dumb, I'm looking for a solution as
> we speak.
> My hardware acceleration is low, antialiasing off, the other anti-something
> option is also off.
> Thanks,
> J.R.
Are you running online?
F1C has a "feature" that pauses the sim, but not the clock,
when a driver enters the session. All drivers experience this.
I've approached a hard corner, I think it was the first ***
right hander at A1, with a competitor in my mirrors, paused
while a new driver entered the race, and suddenly was following
that same car into the corner. So apparently not each driver
has exactly the same pause. But I believe all drivers experience
a similar problem. Apparent also is that collision is turned off
when this happens.
When this happens to me, I try to hold the wheel and pedals
in the position they were in when the sim froze.
If the pause is happening in a different situation, never
mind.
Larry
(right click desktop, properties, settings, advanced, GeForce Settings tab,
D3d, uncheck Enable Fog Table Emulation)
> > F1C 99-02
> > J.R.
It's just the freezing that's screwing me up.
I just disabled the fog thing and I'll try it out.
Cheers,
J.R.
It's just the freezing that's screwing me up.
I diabled the fog thing and it still does it periodically. Has anyone else
EVER encountered this problem? Help!
For reference, please visit the "Sorry, One More Problem" thread below.
Thank you!
Cheers,
J.R.
glad you got the fps up. Try going into directx and turning DOWN the
sound hardware acceleration one or two notches...start>run>dxsetup should
get you there.
dh
Good - err, what is?
In what?
Why not keep whatever you are talking about in that thread then?
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Check groups.google.com before asking a question.
J.R.
As I have done just now, with many email/newsgroup readers you can
highlight JUST the relavent portion and then click the reply button. Then
only the part you highlight is shown in the above quote. I'm using Xnews
currently.
So rather than having to scrolllllll down long posts, courtesy would also
imply using this or some other method to trim the extra postage.
