Just the one vid of me have always tried to do more but never get past filming it on the webcam and then giving up. Lots of fails in there too, intro is out of time until the drums kick in properly.
Good racing tonight, logged on for a couple of races and managed to get some good banter and some brilliant racing! Can't wait till I come home tomorrow - straight back on there!
Force feedback probably doesn't make you physically be able to go faster, but it makes it a lot easier to go faster. Its also much better for things like drifting or controlling slides, if you have a good wheel like the G25 you can almost let go of the wheel and the car will countersteer for you.
Go to My Computer, Find the drive, open it, go into all of your Program Files, My Documents..etc See how big they are - then delete things you don't use.
There aren't any tools in existance that will just give you extra space.
Maybe but there is still no argument in the subject. The idea of a simulation is to provide a realistic experience for something that can't be done every day. Flight simulators let a random person fly a plane - for however much the game costs. Same with driving sims, Rfactor lets you drive F1 cars, GP2 cars, Rally cars and pretty much everything else out there on almost whatever track you can think of. You'd be spending millions, probably billions to do that in real life.
And who says you need to buy a set of those razer headphones? I use a £30 set of Steelseries gaming headphones and they're better than almost anything else I've heard gaming wise.
Your also forgetting the minimum cost of sim gear. You can buy a used DFP for £50, LFS for £24 and use the inbuilt speakers on your monitor to still get a pretty realistic sim experience. You can't even get to the other end of the country on a train for that much, never mind race in a series.
I've not heard of being able to emulate PS2 games yet but my initial thoughts on the DX10 idea are that it won't do anything. Only DX10 coded apps can really benefit from a DX10 enabled OS, and since a PS2 game on an emulator probably wasn't coded for DX10, it won't make any difference.
Let us know if you get it going though, GT4 could be awesome with a G25!
Because its a lot harder to kill yourself infront of a screen than it is in a race car. And also - you can't just "go and do the real thing" if you want to drive in F1 car or race Nascar.
Well here's an interesting twist, My Grandad rang up (he's big into astrology and physics) and said that its Sirius. He's a member of a specialist star watching thing and apparently its not Venus.