The L4 is beyond a doubt the best thing made for *** online.
Go here.
https://mall001.jetlink.net/MALL000/index.cfm?ncp=yes&DID=9
Those who use them would never do without again.
If you cant order by the web call them.
Jon
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Jonathan Lockhart
Driver of the #9 TEAM PDPI Ford Taurus
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Sponsored by PDPI makers of the L4 game card.
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> From the numbers I've seen, the SBLive is the least cpu intensive
soundcard
> on the market. Others may offer more effects or better sound, but as far
as
> cpu usage goes I believe the SBLive is the best. Doesn't matter on the
> model, because they're all basically the same.
> If your question is about the gameport... Well, I recently started using
the
> gameport on my SBLive and I haven't noticed any difference in framerates
> from when I was using my LWFF over USB. I'm now using an SRC wheel with
the
> gameport. Things are smoooth.... but there is a bit of jitter on the
> controller calibibration screen. I was considering the purchase of an
PDPI
> L4 card, but I'm starting to waver a bit since I haven't seen a frame rate
> hit. That being said, it's always best to eliminate any performance
bottle
> neck you can.
> Can anyone here convince me that I need a PDPI? Tried to order one on
> friday, but their web page kept crapping out.
> > Hi...I have an PDPI L4 game card on order (est. shipping date April 24
> btw)
> > I have a gateway PC. Reading a comment from a racer at Alison's site
I'll
> > recap.
> > I could not get my L4 card to work problem is Gateway uses an integrated
> > soundcard. One cannot remove it then reinstall after the computer
assigns
> > the address. OK..
> > Is anyone using a SoundBlaster Live card out there? If so how does your
> > controller work? I recently hooked up new pedals to go along with my
> > Logitech wheel and I think my CPU is taking a slight hit using the
> > integrated SoundBlaster audiopci 64d that come with my machine. I heard
> the
> > SoundBlaster Live uses almost no CPU cycles. Sounds like this is what I
am
> > looking for (?)
> > Your thoughts are always appreciated.
> > Dave C.
