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hmmmm id get this game but my computer would prolly explode trying to run it, plus i dont have a wheel too bad for me :?

It's a work of art...... Must get for classic car lovers.

I cannot imagine this running on my PC eather :( from the screens I consider it to be a to die for game :P 911 have to be a blast to drive

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Originally Posted by ARMAN

I cannot imagine this running on my PC eather :( from the screens I consider it to be a to die for game :P 911 have to be a blast to drive

It is mate, it's one of the best cars on the grid.

:x :cry: :shock: 0X :| :oops: :P :mrgreen:

Oh and mate. I forgot to show you this

http://is-mad.com/upload/userfiles/SFDMALEX/BMWIMER.jpg

STOP IT! IAM GONNA HAVE A HEART ATTACK!!!... :mrgreen:

What are your specs mate? You can run it in DirectX 7 mode take it easy on the details and Im sure you will be able to run it. Just make sure you have a wheel.

Its the physics not the graphics that makes this sim what it is mate :wink:

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Originally Posted by SFDMALEX

The problem is my geforce fx 5200 - the shittyest card in the universe, even NFS U1 worked epileptically wich made impossible to play the game cause in game every msecond counts and when you have 1-2 seconds lag you wanna smash the crap out of PC :x

Holy :twisted:

I'm going to have to get a new computer now.

and one of these to go with it http://www.thomas-superwheel.com/prods.html

/\/\/\TSWs are solid wheels but sadly no force feedback. And in a modern sim no force feedback is the same as driving pole position on Atari...its going back to the stone age. :wink:

I have to cpu to play it, I have the wheel with force feedback, now I just need the game.

When is the release date or is it already out?????

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Originally Posted by SFDMALEX

/\/\/\TSWs are solid wheels but sadly no force feedback. And in a modern sim no force feedback is the same as driving pole position on Atari...its going back to the stone age. :wink:

As I've never used a very decent wheel I can't say anything from first-hand experience, but I was under the impression (from both their site and 3rd party reviews) that in the end the force feedback just isn't a big a deal as its made out to be. Have a solid and accurate Wheel and pedal setup adds more to the driving experience than having the wheel try to jerk the opposite direction. :?:

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Originally Posted by Banchi105

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Originally Posted by SFDMALEX

/\/\/\TSWs are solid wheels but sadly no force feedback. And in a modern sim no force feedback is the same as driving pole position on Atari...its going back to the stone age. :wink:

Well I've been into simracing for over 6 years and owned/own many wheels.

Anyone who says FF is not a big deal is a stupid old fart.

Force Feedback is absolutly essential. Whats the point of a sim if you dont have force feedback? :| Force feedback effects these days are nothing like they used to be(vibrations). You cant drive withouht FF. YOu just cant. Its like driving with no audio or blind folded. THe wheel provides with all of the vital information. Tire state, road grip, track surface infromation....List is endles.

In a modern sim FF is absolutly essential.

And there are solid FF wheels. The Logitech Wheels are solid products. The GT4 wheel is 900 degrees, and ball bearings. Solid product. The Logitech MOMO is built like a truck. I own both. Both solid accurate products.

BTW none of the non-ff wheels TSW and the rest included beat the Logitech Driving Force Pro as far as resolution/accuracy goes.