Not really, you'll need a better isp in order to get the low latency and
stability requirements to race the Nros on Ten.
It's a blast though!
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Don Burnette
I-65 Racing
Dburn on Ten
AOLL Iroc Series Administrator
http://pages.southtech.net/palmetto/aoll.htm
>I'm just curious - can you run decent races with NROS using AOL on a 33.6?
I'm
>wondering if I should even bother. Also, how can I get my joystick to work
>under DOS? I've heard a Microsoft Sidewinder doesn't work under DOS.
>Thanks for any help.
>Will Vosti
I'm just curious - can you run decent races with NROS using AOL on a 33.6? I'm
wondering if I should even bother. Also, how can I get my joystick to work
under DOS? I've heard a Microsoft Sidewinder doesn't work under DOS.
Thanks for any help.
Will Vosti
Actually, I ran about 20 races through AOL, although the latency was around .33
most times.
But I agree with Don, AOL doesn't really cut it for the NROS.
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I hardly ever warp or get booted.
I used to, I don't know why it got better..
When I use AOL 4.0 I almost always get a yellow (good) flag, below .20 latency.
If you have a local Concentric- Ten number, that would be the least hassles.
