Now thats just weird. Eh ok this is gonna be a long process. Take that 8800 out and put the 6600 in. That should really help the PSU if it's failing. And use it for a few hours. Put the 8800 Running Othros, playing a song and browsing. If it doesn't fail after 2 hours... Then it can't be the PSU. Then I'd try the above.


Actually just do the othros and music thing... and just go on some forums or w/e you do online heh.

Uhh like what sort of crashes, when you go to open them? Or they just fail after abit?


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When you play a game WHAT happens exactly?

Didn't come on then.

Try what I said above. And trust me mines a generic lol.

ALSO! When the PSU is failing it fails to open applications like "Xxxx.EXE has encountered a problem blah blah" Then if you restart, IT WORKS! I know myself I've had 10-12 fail on me.

580 watt is more than fine. I have my stuff overclocked that's probably even using more power. And I got a 400 watt - Heavy duty though.

Heres a question for you

- Does your dumpreg-1 come on in msconfig
>Start
>Run
>type msconfig in the box.
>Goto Start up.

What that looks to appear as if to me, your windows is messing up. I have no clue why it would be... Virus maybe? Maybe your virus software didn't find it.

I suggest trying ClamWin if you haven't.


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Reload your windows and take that out of the problem. Could be one nasty virus eating those files. PSU's do not do that. They either reboot, turn off or just burn up pretty quick... to actually power the fan. It's possible that's dieing... Not likely, I wouldn't really bother with the PSU. PSU doesn't delete windows files or give errors like that.

Now on the other hand. YOU HAVE TO REMEMBER, memtest isn't always accurate. I'd suggest removing one of your sticks of memory, and test that. If it fails, take the other out and test the other. Those are files that are read by the memory, when the memory fails it corrupts the files by actually doing the string err whatever wrong.

That's all I can help you with. If the files are corrupted then... your windows is screwed. Trying reloading windows first. It is possible that sometimes the memory can actually glitch and screw some of those strings up. Maybe a 1/1000000 Chance... never had it happen to me.

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I can actually steer with the throttle now! That's what makes it easier. Before the tail was just too happy wanted to slide out, it was never undercontrol even in a slow drift - Now it is.

Np.

Shift + F4 = Windowed(Full) mode.

My guess is, that theres still alot of lower end computers playing LFS, and they don't want to rush into the graphics yet for another year or two... We'll see.

Will you please re-upload that file? I have a sneaking suspision thats it corrupted.

Ok I did an experiment, I edited the values all to 1500 (Which is 1 mile) and when I saved it. closed it. and opened the odo, it reset them all

everything stays at 0. in odo.odo

Quote from Riders Motion :

Here's another improved that's quite easy actually:

Pictures

To answer your question, don't be lazy... And why not just dl it and use it?

nvm

Last edited by runeman, Fri 4 Jul 2008, 18:28. Reason : Spell check.

Yep old version works.

List of steps please ? =D

Firewall is turned off. So is windows security center. Also I got in a car. Notta.

If you didn't fix it.

It could be your windows or maybe a bad load of LFS?

The distance just shows up as question marks. Nothin else. Not 0 not anything.

Mmmk, It must be me.

OutGauge Mode 2
OutGauge Delay 10
OutGauge IP 127.0.0.1
OutGauge Port 35555
OutGauge ID 2


This is what I use.

well those are nice graphics, but not everyone has a 1000$ machine, that can run them. LFS is kind of made for some lower spec computers.

It's your brake. Try turning off 'report combined pedals' in profiler.

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The first thing I always say to people with any PC performance problems is make sure everything is running at stock speeds/voltages; some games simply do not like OCing.

If you are running stock speeds (CPU/GPU/RAM) then as stry90dis has said, monitor your temps with ATI Tool or Ntune (both good enough for monitoring) and maybe run some CPU/GPU tests while keeping an eye on temps.

Also check CPU/GPU fans and heatsinks.

Not true entirely. OCing doesn't jack with games unless the OC is too high. If you know how to OC it should be no problem what-so-ever.

No it cannot. Jakg, imagine trying to read 1-45 happening all in 1 second. you couldn't. I play alot of newer modern games around 45. and I don't see abit of lag.

Computer specs?

3 things it can be.

1. Your driver isn't compatible with the game.

2. You have something setup wrong in your computer such as the wrong driver, or video settings.

3. It could be a hardware related issue. Like the 8 series G-Force had with the Unreal-2 Engine.

If it doesn't go under 45 you're fine. The human eye, cannot really see over 45fps.