Mine is slowing down Nascar Revolution to an anlomst unplayable extent.
Any advice out there?
Sorry... I dont have any helpful info other than use the NASCAR Revolting
CD as a coaster on your coffee table if you cant return it.
Seriously though... how do you like the TM Force Feedback wheel ?
Scott
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Of the wheels I've tried, the Force GT (USB) causes by far the greatest
CPU hit. On a PII-400, it takes about 3.5 million CPU cycles (about
8.75 milliseconds) to issue a simple force command. This is
unconscionable!
By contrast, the Logitech Wingman Formula Force (serial) takes about
50,000 cycles (about 0.12 milliseconds), and the Microsoft Sidewinder
Force Feedback wheel (game port/MIDI) takes about 1.5 million cycles
(about 3.75 milliseconds - still very, very high, but servicable; drops
to about 1/3rd this amount if the wheel and pedals are stationary, but
what good does that do you?)
Randy
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> Of the wheels I've tried, the Force GT (USB) causes by far the greatest
> CPU hit. On a PII-400, it takes about 3.5 million CPU cycles (about
> 8.75 milliseconds) to issue a simple force command. This is
> unconscionable!
> By contrast, the Logitech Wingman Formula Force (serial) takes about
> 50,000 cycles (about 0.12 milliseconds), and the Microsoft Sidewinder
> Force Feedback wheel (game port/MIDI) takes about 1.5 million cycles
> (about 3.75 milliseconds - still very, very high, but servicable; drops
> to about 1/3rd this amount if the wheel and pedals are stationary, but
> what good does that do you?)
> Randy