Happy Birthday :hippy:

Good racing

GL and grats

Quote from CSF :

So 9pm BST ok for everyone? The server has been setup for FE1 UF1 and much fun is ready to be had by all.

Sounds good

Quote from N!ghtm@re :

There HAS to be wind again

Nah that wind was terrible :|

Will there be wind again?

Aye!

Quote from manneF1 :

Hmm, there would be somekind rule, that if you finish in top5 in the race, you will get kg ballast to next race. Like this

1st place: 20kg to next race
2nd place: 15kg to next race
3rd place: 12kg to next race
4th place: 9kg to next race
5th place: 6kg to next race

This worked pretty well in iTCC, of course the races are much longer, but I would except it would work well

Bad idea, those Kg's dont half kill your times :| And also your tyres

Grats

Give it a good go, best thing you can do is proove them wrong

Sean doesnt suit the driving role either, but mehh :| Jokes :P

Yeah was great race, we was talking on TS all the way through the 19 lap races

Good fun racing Rudy, and like i said before, well done

Grats

Quote from RasmusL :

A new processor would certainly work, along with basically any PCI-E graphics card that you can find.. Even a $40 one should be significantly better.
My suggestion if you ONLY need to use it for low-spec games for LFS is a card like the nVidia G210 which can be had for around $60, and is clearly able to run LFS at highest settings in 1680x1050

My resolution is at 1680x1050 now, so yeah, thats maybe what caused the probs, so i think a new processor is in need

thanks for help guys!

Quote from adamshl :

You have integrated GPU with motherboard, inefficient solution in conjunction with Windows 7 and Aero interface.


Suggests:

1. Turn off Aero interface (change interface to basic or classic).
   
   
2. Turn off desktop gadgets.
   
   
3. If you have installed default drivers from Microsoft, then download and install drivers from nVidia:
   nForce Driver for Windows 7 32-bit
   nForce Driver for Windows 7 64-bit
   HDMI Audio Driver Driver for Windows 7 32/64-bit
   
   
4. Change power plan to High preformance in "\Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Power Options".
   
   
5. Turn off antialiasing mode and vertical sync in LFS options.
   

Nothing else comes to my head.

Thanks alot
Ive got to around 42fps now :P
I think a new processor will be in order, as i got a new monitor that is now 22inch, the resolution has changed, so perhaps that has made the fps lower aswell?

Also, what sort of fps are you running at?

Quote from hp999 :

I'm amazed you got 60 fps with Vista, I'm running my laptop on Vista aswell, T3200(dual-core)@2 Ghz, 4 GB of RAM, nVidia 9200M GS... I've got high-res textures though, used to run between 40-50 fps.

Your specs speak for themselves, I think you might wanna upgrade. Try using GameBooster aswell, it shuts down unnecessary processes and services.

No, i had 60 fps with Windows XP, not Vista :P

Quote from freddyalek90 :

Yep, processor, RAM, graphic card... all that you can find

Haha okay :P

Processor : Intel Pentium Dual CPU E2180 @ 2.00 GHz
Ram : 2.00 GB
Nvidia GForce 7050 / Nvidia nForce 610i

Quote from hotmail :

Hey,

Do you mind posting you pc specs ? just so we have some more information.

You mean like my processor and stuff?

Hi,

I have recently just moved to Windows 7, and now my fps are really low :/
When i was on XP i used to run around 60fps, but now on windows 7 i just like 30fps

I have installed all the drivers (Direct X etc...) And still it runs low fps, Does anybody have any ideas on how i could improve my fps?

Grats

Yeah Tommy, this will be close race

Next few races are some good tracks for me, hopfully i can close this gap

Ill be there!

My skin

Quote from Tomhah :

its Iivonen

Bollox

Grats Livonen