Hi, just wanted some advice on how to optimize my Graphics and FPS in LFS. My budget is around $400-$500, and my setup is...

Computer: Dell Dimensions 9100 (stock)
Specs:
Intel Pentium D 820 (2.8GHz) Dual Core Processor
512MB PC2-4200 DDR Memory
160GB 7,200rpm SATA Hard Drive
Intel HDA Audio
ATI Radeon X300SE Graphics with 128MB Memory

TV: Sharp Aquos 26" LCD (only goes up to 1080i) hooked up to comp via the PC input

Was wondering if LFS has capability to achieve graphics comparable to Hi-Def quality?

Thank you for your knowledge and input.

Why is the price for buying S2 with Canadian dollars more than US dollars????

Our Canadian dollar is the same now, even a little higher

Will you guys change prices soon?

Quote from mcintyrej :

Uh, You could callibrate it so that the center of the movement is inbetween the Joystick going back fully, and the centre position. So hold it about midway, then calibrate it there. So when you let go the natural center position is recognised as fully down. OR, you could use rubber bands or springs to hold the joystick down - With the calibration you have now. So that you've got more movement and a better feeling e-brake.

Aright, ty yes your calibration idea worked , highly appreciated, now I just have to figure out how to mount the joystick sideways

ok ty, yea I see the joystick axis in LFS, it's just that when I select the joysticks Y-Axis for e-brake, the e-brake is always half engaged and I have to push the joystick forward to disengage it and keep it there.

I have tried centering the axis but it doesn't work.
Does anyone know how to fix this???

I have looked but could not find if it is possible to turn my Saitek "Cyborg Evo" joystick (http://www.saitekusa.com/usa/prod/cyborg_evo.htm)
into an e-brake for LFS???

If so how and what program must I have to download????

Thank You