Bill Berry
It *should* work fine with the adapter, as that's all mine is using (on
Win2K) and is all that came with the wheel in the first place.
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Thanks, Cisko. One more question. Does it recognize split axis for the pedals?
Bill Berry
Be warned! The LWFF *GP* works OK in Win2K/XP, but the original LWFF, even
when using the USB adapter, has some FF issues with F1 2001, F1 2002, GTR
2002 etc. The frame rate is roughly halved when enabling FF with these
games. I'm not sure if it's only VIA based motherboards that suffer the
problem since I've only tested it on those. Logitech acknowleged the
problem on their web site but say that the wheel is too old for them to
support with newer OSes and it may not even be their fault. Apparently all
Logitech wheels since the LWFF have had different firmware and aren't
affected by the problem.
Other games like GPL, N2002, LFS work fine with the LWFF in XP so it's a
little peculiar. Split axis is fine too. I've been forced to install my
old copy of win98 on another partition just so I can play F1 200X with FF.
:-(
That's what I was thinking of doing. Or running 98SE on a second hard drive. It
is the original Logi FF that I'm talking about. Is the frame rate hit with it
only with XP?
Bill Berry
Yeah, the original one with the red, totally *** wheel. The frame rate
hit only occurs in F1 200X and only in Win2K and WinXP.
All of my pedals are on the same axis, so I have no idea.
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What? You have got to be joking. I am using F1 2002 with a full field
1024x768
with all graphics maxed and a totally fluid frame when starting a quick race
from
the rear...
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You just destroyed your credibility. Not even an overclocked P4 4.0GHz with
a NV FX or Rad 9700 pro is capable of that.
Really? What chipset does your motherboard use?
Bill Berry
Larry
> Larry
Bill Berry
