If I knew what "Buggerall" meant, I might be able to help :)
-Larry
Douglas Ellison <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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As for the sound card, the SBLive! X-Gamer is the better buy.
The X-Gamer, MP3 and Platinum are all the exact same card and software.
The Platinum differes only in that it comes with LiveDrive standard.
The X-Gamer has a very good game package that is worth more than the $90 you
pay for the card :)
-Larry
Mike West <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Erm, could be either. Find a nice friend;y chappie with a different
> soundcard, plug the wheel into his PC and see what happens. If it works,you
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> have your answer. > It's at that point that you buy an SBLive! Value or 1024. > If it doesn't work though, take it back. PC World are generally quite good > about returns (I returned 4 broken F1 Sim Compacts to them, (yes, four > :) ) ), and Dixons are basically the same company. > > Good Luck, > > Mike. > > > > Douglas Ellison <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I've just got an MSFF (and damned fine it is too) but I'm having trouble > > with the brake pedal. Sometimes, pressing it will make it go all the > > way down,(i.e. when looking in the test window) but sometimes, > > buggerall happens. Is it my crappy soundcard (Addonics PCI SV750) and > > should I get a new one (suggestions on a postcard please) or is it my > > wheel, and should I take it back to Dixons. > > > > All help appreciated, because If I go STRAIGHT into the hay at La Source > > Once more, I think I'll cry. > > > > Doug > > [email hidden] > >It's a technical term you see.
It comes somewhere between "sodall" and
"sweetFA,goddamnedpieceofshitcomputer", so I'm told....
Mike
Larry <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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