Team Name: VM Racing
Number: 29
Car: FXR

Drivers
scott mckenzie, S. Mckenzie, ENG
need, C. Callan, SCO
jindjaan, R. Sarwar, ENG

Works fine on Vista Ultimate 64bit

Sorry, VM Racing are racing that night in the GTCC.

Stats for the race.

GTAL Round 3 Stats

G25 works fine on Win7. Profiler does as well.
Uninstall your profiller and download and install the latest version and it should work ok.
Previous versions of the profiler didn't work well on Win7.

Not a lot of people ther, but was still a fun race

Is the 7Karat race taking place tonight?
If so, what is the server password, since it's private already.

Team Name: VM Racing
Number: 29
Car: FXR

Drivers
scott mckenzie, S. Mckenzie, ENG
need, C. Callan, SCO

The car shown is last years car in the new colour scheme.

BBC Website link

I would imagine that since Ostgaard is excluded from racing in the iTCC as of this post, that he is no longer counted within the top 15.

Stats from Qualifying on Server A, and race stats from both servers.

IRM_SO4R_qual
IRM_SO4R_RaceA
IRM_SO4R_RaceB

Sign me up please.
FXR

29 VM Racing
VM Racing

Team Name: VM Racing
Number: 29
Car: FXR
Drivers
scott mckenzie, S. Mckenzie, ENG
need, C. Callan, SCO

Count me in

Name : C.Callan
LFS Username : need
Preferred number (02-99): 22

LFS Username: need
Rel Name: Craig Callan
Team: VM Racing
Preferred Number: 22

Last edited by need, Sat 28 Nov 2009, 21:13. Reason : Added spr

PC3200 is DDR400 memory. See here
If you use ram of different speeds, then they both will run at the lower speed.
You'll get your best results by using 2 sticks of the same speed RAM.
What motherboard you have would help, as that determines what speed of ram the system can use. ie. if the motherboard is limited to 200MHz, then putting 400MHz ram in won't make it faster, the ram will still run at 200MHz.

You'll get the dell monitors here, cheaper than buying them directly from Dell.

Quote from geeman1 :

You can only use DP + DVI + HDMI or DP + DVI +DVI. You can't use DVI + DVI + HDMI.

If you have 3 DVI/HDMI monitors you need a active DisplayPort -> DVI/HDMI adapter. The 5000-series cards have only 2 DVI/HDMI clock chips so you can't use more than 2 DVI/HDMI monitors at once without an active adapter.

Perhaps yous should have read my post properly.
It doesn't matter what combination of the ports I use, I can only get 2 displays working.
That includes using DP+HDMI+DVI.

Not sure with the other 5 series cards, but with the 5770 I have, I have 1 Displayport, 1 HDMI & 2 DVI ports. I had come across a post on another forum about trying to get 3 displays through using the hdmi port.
As mentioned above though, it doesn't matter which combination of ports I try, I can only get 2 outputs working.

Nope, you need to have the active Displayport adaptor, or be using at least 1 Displayport monitor, if you want to use 3 monitors.

Same for me when I tried to watch it. It gets to about lap 5 of the sprint race and then switched to lap 10 or so of the feature race.

Quote from geeman1 :

Nope. But I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. The GPU does not know (or care) if there is a HDMI-HDMI or HDMI-DVI cable attached to the HDMI connector. The signal is exactly the same.

Unless you are using the wrong DVI connector with the HDMI connector. The HDMI connector has shared circuits with the one of the DVI connectors, so only one of those works at the time (afaik). Have you tried plugging the DVI cable to the other connector?
Or have you checked if the HDMI connector works at all?

Got the hdmi extender adaptor in this morning.
Long answer short - doesn't work.
You can get 2 screens working with any combination of displayport, hdmi & dvi.
But connect a third screen and it just doesn't work. The display screen doesn't get a signal at all, doesn't even recognise that there is a cable attached.
So looks like the only way to get it working on 3 screens, is to get a displayport monitor or get an active displayport adaptor.

Quote from geeman1 :

Thanks. I forgot about that one.DVI and HDMI are signal compatible. Only thing you lose is the sound.
Actually I am using one of those adapters at the moment and can confirm it works.

Yes, but are you using it with an ATI 5 series GPU, using the displayport, dvi port & hdmi-dvi adaptor, to give you triple-screen?

I've actually got an hdmi extender due to arrive myself, so will be able to see if it works when it does.

For no3, you also either need to have 1 x Displayport monitor, or an active displayport to dvi adaptor, which costs approx $100 at the moment.
You might get away with using an hdmi-dvi adaptor, but I haven't seen anyone confirm that that works.