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Need Help!: Actlabs Force RS delay in NFS:HS

1 post by 1 person · 12 Jul 1999 - 12 Jul 1999

hoerz.. 12 Jul 1999#479610
Hi there, I seem to have a little problem in Need for Speed High Stakes: When I turn my wheel (Actlabs Force RS - serial), there is a tiny delay before the car actually turns. Not a lot but enough to make driving difficult. What's worse, it seems to to the same thing in other games... When I connect a joystick (Gravis Xterminator - gameport) the delay disappears. I've spent some time on verifying this, there is definately no delay with the joystick. Both controllers where running in NFS at 1152x864 32bit color, max graphics settings. Is this standard behavior for the wheel? Should I return the wheel? Is there any fix for it? My setup: Abit BX6 2.02 PIII running on 580MHz 128MB RAM CL TNT2 on 180/220 (CL drivers 2.04) Diamond MX300 with the latest reference drivers from Aureal (2035?) Gravis Xterminator (gameport, controller ID2) Actlabs Force RS (COM1, controller ID1) Thanks in advance! Stefan Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Share what you know. Learn what you don't.

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