you lot should buy TOCA race driver 2...

its got a realistic simulation mode... will have you understeering into the nearest armco in fwd cars

Understeer?

Take it you can't over infalte the rears then to dial it out?

lol.

LFS is awesome for setting up cars.. can even make a "4x4 look" car by raising the ride hight

still cant get the hang of the rwd drive cars tho.. but can make some wicked powerslides

lol.

LFS is awesome for setting up cars.. can even make a "4x4 look" car by raising the ride hight

still cant get the hang of the rwd drive cars tho.. but can make some wicked powerslides

Need to get a force feedback wheel. Makes a bit difference.

The LX's are class.

I actually have a FF wheel, my bro bought it when force feedback first came out. trouble is it dont have XP drivers.

anyone reccomend a decent ff wheel?

Similar story I had with my MS FF Wheel. MS don't do drivers for their own OS. LOL

I can only recommend a Thrustmaster FF Ferrari wheel as I have one . The only problem I found was one of the springs in the gear stick has broke but as I use the shifters thats not a problem. Also with the UP shifter I find it doesn't click anymore when pressed.

I have A AMD Athlon Thunderbird from their 1999 range of 800,850,900,950 and 1ghz Models, Mines the 850, and with help from a brilliant Program called CPUFSB, it happily runs at one gigahert with no heat gain!

i used to fiddle with cpufsb many years ago but it didn't seem to keep up with all of the new m'boards - does it now?

My trusty 1700+ with a core of 1.1GHz is now nicely running at 2.0GHz without frying

But then again, I got mine from cpucity.co.uk where you can chose the stepping of your cpu - great for those "well known overclocker" candidates