I'm in the market to retire my venerable T2 and would like to know which FF
wheel saps the fewest CPU cycles and still performs well. At a meager
200MHz, I find myself trying to optimize at every opportunity.
Thanks in advance,
Glenn
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-Murray Walker
Australian GP 1993
According to Randy Cassidy, the Logitech is the less CPU hungry
when he tested the FF in GPL
Cheers
Eric
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> I'm in the market to retire my venerable T2 and would like to know which FF > wheel saps the fewest CPU cycles and still performs well. At a meager > 200MHz, I find myself trying to optimize at every opportunity. > Thanks in advance, > Glenn > -- > "It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit" > -Murray Walker > Australian GP 1993Why not just upgrade your CPU and/or motherboard? You could pick up
something like a 400MHz K6/2 or Celeron, and board for not much more
than the price of a decent FF wheel. Then all your games would benefit
as well as regular apps and day to day use.
Gavan
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Thanks for the response, guys. The new machine comes in January (married, 1
child, 'nuff said). I'll check out that Logitech job.
Cheers,
Glenn
The USB based FF wheels perform much better than those using a gameport
with serial port.
Andi.
Speaking of his findings....
Does anyone know if he ever tasted Saiteks FF unit?
Afaik, it got M$ "firmware"... - is that good or bad??
The reason I ask is that I'm thinging about getting a FF-wheel, and to me...
the wheel HAS to have a shifter... I cant stand these push buttons... feels
so damn wrong in GPL :-))
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All the best,
Edwin Solheim *remove SPAM-GUARD in address to reply*
The Paddock - a legendary site....
<http://home.c2i.net/thepaddock>
> According to Randy Cassidy, the Logitech is the less CPU hungry
> when he tested the FF in GPL
I just bought a Saitek R4 and love GPL a whole heap more now.
PAPY have done a excellent job on the FF. It is the best FF i all all the games
i have played (GPL, SCGT , Midtown Madness)
Does anyone think that Viper racing is worth buying ?
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> Speaking of his findings.... > Does anyone know if he ever tasted Saiteks FF unit? > Afaik, it got M$ "firmware"... - is that good or bad?? > The reason I ask is that I'm thinging about getting a FF-wheel, and to me... > the wheel HAS to have a shifter... I cant stand these push buttons... feels > so damn wrong in GPL :-)) > -- > All the best, > Edwin Solheim *remove SPAM-GUARD in address to reply* > The Paddock - a legendary site.... > <http://home.c2i.net/thepaddock> > > According to Randy Cassidy, the Logitech is the less CPU hungry > > when he tested the FF in GPLTry this:
http://irlinsider.adnetweb.com/sims/saitek/
The Saitek wheel is pretty decent overall, IMO.
-- JB
>Speaking of his findings....
>Does anyone know if he ever tasted Saiteks FF unit?
>Afaik, it got M$ "firmware"... - is that good or bad??
>The reason I ask is that I'm thinging about getting a FF-wheel, and to me...
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>the wheel HAS to have a shifter... I cant stand these push buttons... feels >so damn wrong in GPL :-)) >-- >All the best, >Edwin Solheim *remove SPAM-GUARD in address to reply* >The Paddock - a legendary site.... ><http://home.c2i.net/thepaddock> >> According to Randy Cassidy, the Logitech is the less CPU hungry >> when he tested the FF in GPLI played the heck out of Viper Racing, and I really liked the FF effects
with my Saitek wheel. If you like GPL, you should like Viper Racing, too.
-- JB
>I just bought a Saitek R4 and love GPL a whole heap more now.
>PAPY have done a excellent job on the FF. It is the best FF i all all the games
me...
>> the wheel HAS to have a shifter... I cant stand these push buttons... feels


































