I was surprised to not see you tbh but
I thought that would be enough:
It was written in the rules that there will be a PW
It was written in the TDC forum etc.
and the PW was set 1 hour before the qualy started.
Bad luck but now you know it for the next time
To all the drivers and the reserve drivers.
Please be online at least 5 minutes before the qualification starts.
Please be online at least 5 minutes before the qualification starts.
If you mean me then:
No of course not
You can see it if you check the first post of this thread
or in the TDC forum.
There are all the names listed (you on place #23) that drive and also the reserve drivers that signed in just a bit late (like Ant).
Last edited by BBO@BSR, .
I can only place you on the 2nd place in the reserve list.
Join the server before the qualy starts tomorrow
then we'll see if you can get a place in the grid.
Usually a few people don't show up, just be there
I would at first ask myself if the performance gain of your Raid0 is worth the double risk (if one drive fails= Data on both drives are lost)
Then what do you do with your PC?
Do you often photoshop big files that takes more of your physical Ram, or do you just play games etc.
About the size:
A good way would be to monitor how much of the pagefile is in use.
The best way (but usually not practicable) would be to put the pagefile then on a single disk with nothing else on it.
At least put it on another disk then the OS as then the read/write activity will be allocated between these both HDD.
But maybe that doesn't matter as your Raid0 is faster then all the others disks you have in use.
In the end it really depends on your system and on what you do with it in general.
I would monitor it and check how big it will be when you do the usual stuff you do
and if there is really a noticable performance win when you place it on this or that disk.
Last edited by BBO@BSR, .
No you are both wrong.
It's 1.5x
That's what MS is saying
Here is also something really interesting:
http://members.shaw.ca/bsander ... tualMemoryPageFileEtc.htm
Last edited by BBO@BSR, .
It looks abit like the punto but it's not 100% the same.
And there is a reason for that.
Do you really think that one company (the Devs) can copy something from another company (Fiat) completly without any problems or without paying for it or without having the rights/permission?
So I bet your wish will never happen except some modding guys will do it.
Depends on what you all count as a "phase of boredom"
I think I never really had such a phase (or that it lasted longer then 2 or 3 weeks).
My first thought here was: "How can this be that people who are here for only 1 or 2 years are bored with LFS?"
As I never really stopped playing it for more then a few weeks in the last 4 and a half years.
Sure sometimes I only race on 3 or 5 days/per month and usually I have the most fun with it when racing in leagues
but I never really stopped playing it at all or never stopped playing it for longer then a few weeks.
But then I had other reasons or things to do that hindered me (moving, new job, holidays etc.)
Back to my first thought:
Maybe one reasons for newer people is that there are not that often major updates
like we had in the past or early years of LFS.
When I started there was only the demo available, (At first I didn't liked it that much tbh)
Then several updates later I really started to like LFS
We had only 4 tracks and 6 or 7 cars
Then I think the MRT came as an X-mas present, then I played the demo for several more months,
then S1 came out, I played the demo for some more months as I had no DSL during that time
Then I finally bought S1, then S2 and during that till today there came so much new stuff and lots of big updates:
"Old and new LFS World, Skid marks, from iirc 10 players per race to 15 to 20 up to 32, the CMX Viewer,
Westhil, Aston, an own LFS Forum (instead of the slow RSC we only had), FBM, Clutch pack, flags, tyre heating,
BMW F1, auto patches, engine sounds, outgauge stuff, refurbished BLackwood,
replay hotlap analyzer and lots and lots of more "smaller" stuff".
Over the years I really got used to the "It's ready when it's ready" mentality.
Because whenever something new came out for LFS it was great and well thought or tested.
So I'm used to wait for good things.
Another reason for not stopping is for me of course my Team.
There is always something to do, something to talk about, something to plan or to test
and I never really get bored.
But that's me, I have no patent remedy for others.
Playing other games for a few weeks is for sure a good thing
and if you got no fun driving LFS, don't force yourself to drive.
Testing other so called racing sims is for sure also a good idea
because when you then go back to play LFS you know what makes it special
and I always got back the fun instantly
I think I never really had such a phase (or that it lasted longer then 2 or 3 weeks).
My first thought here was: "How can this be that people who are here for only 1 or 2 years are bored with LFS?"
As I never really stopped playing it for more then a few weeks in the last 4 and a half years.
Sure sometimes I only race on 3 or 5 days/per month and usually I have the most fun with it when racing in leagues
but I never really stopped playing it at all or never stopped playing it for longer then a few weeks.
But then I had other reasons or things to do that hindered me (moving, new job, holidays etc.)
Back to my first thought:
Maybe one reasons for newer people is that there are not that often major updates
like we had in the past or early years of LFS.
When I started there was only the demo available, (At first I didn't liked it that much tbh)
Then several updates later I really started to like LFS
We had only 4 tracks and 6 or 7 cars
Then I think the MRT came as an X-mas present, then I played the demo for several more months,
then S1 came out, I played the demo for some more months as I had no DSL during that time
Then I finally bought S1, then S2 and during that till today there came so much new stuff and lots of big updates:
"Old and new LFS World, Skid marks, from iirc 10 players per race to 15 to 20 up to 32, the CMX Viewer,
Westhil, Aston, an own LFS Forum (instead of the slow RSC we only had), FBM, Clutch pack, flags, tyre heating,
BMW F1, auto patches, engine sounds, outgauge stuff, refurbished BLackwood,
replay hotlap analyzer and lots and lots of more "smaller" stuff".
Over the years I really got used to the "It's ready when it's ready" mentality.
Because whenever something new came out for LFS it was great and well thought or tested.
So I'm used to wait for good things.
Another reason for not stopping is for me of course my Team.
There is always something to do, something to talk about, something to plan or to test
and I never really get bored.
But that's me, I have no patent remedy for others.
Playing other games for a few weeks is for sure a good thing
and if you got no fun driving LFS, don't force yourself to drive.
Testing other so called racing sims is for sure also a good idea
because when you then go back to play LFS you know what makes it special
and I always got back the fun instantly
Agree was some nice racing, but you should stop with the practise now,
you are getting to fast
Last edited by BBO@BSR, .
Congratz Toddshooter you got the last free place
We opened now the "Reserve List"
as there are usually always people dropping out.
We opened now the "Reserve List"
as there are usually always people dropping out.
:shhh: There are only a few places left in the Triple Double Cup that starts :checkered next Sunday.
So if you are interested in joining T7R.
Read the first post and don't miss your chance.
So if you are interested in joining T7R.
Read the first post and don't miss your chance.
Exactly
and if people are lazy (like me
) and don't want to type everytime "Scawen, Victor and Eric" then you often see "Scavier" instead.Read what he wrote, there is np with it:
It's a simple win-win situation for Scawen & Co.
Maybe the magazine has a printing of 20.000 copies then the LFS demo is spread to 20.000 possible new buyer and Scavier is also saving the bandwith of 20.000 possible downloads. Nice Advertising for free
Nice that you ATC guys could make it
and also speedway.
and also speedway.
NP if we have not more then 30 people
Not if you also teach them to save their stuff on the second drive you've sold them
Only had 3 with this crap here so far
but most of the times I can convince people to make a fresh base install, then use some backup system like Acronis and whenever something is really wrong then you can install the backup of the fresh install in some minutes. You need something like the "Malwarebytes" prog.
Check this "How to remove Antivirus XP 2008" instructions
http://www.bleepingcomputer.co ... /remove-antivirus-xp-2008
But if possible I would always suggest a fresh system install.
Check this "How to remove Antivirus XP 2008" instructions
http://www.bleepingcomputer.co ... /remove-antivirus-xp-2008
But if possible I would always suggest a fresh system install.
Like you said in the TDC thread.
It's noted
Hi,
well that's the problem we often have.
People are interested but how can we meet them, get to know them?
As we don't want just more members but members that really fit into our Team.
At the moment it's some kind of requirement to start in the TDC
(That's more or less the meaning of it all)
Else we don't have much others ways to "judge" about interested people,
to get to know them and vice versa, see how they are on the track etc.
Another way to get into contact with the Team is for sure to check out our website and to be a little bit active in our forum.
Regards,
BBO
p.s.:
A lot of the "old guys" have left us and some left also LFS completly. Fordman, Basem, Bismarck, EMD, ...
but some are still there: SparkyDave, P1LOT, Three Jump, ...
Well
if you promise to practise the cars and tracks and to read the rules (and to not crash someone in T1 ) Then this shouldn't be a problem, we all had and have to start at some point.
See you on the tracks.
What a poor point of view
I would tell them:We are all foreigners almost everywhere in the world.
Thanks dadge, the more the better
If we don't get enough people then it should be no problem Dan.
Np Dennis,
just let me know it next week.
FGED GREDG RDFGDR GSFDG