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HardwareShaders will go to =1 once you select the right Radeon entry in il2setup - the one W
ITH all the type numbers. Never mind it does not list the X1950 specifically. The one with the numbers and all the xxx is the one you want. You can also try to edit it with notepad and fill in =1 - check it sticks after running the game. Run CPU-Z and GPU-Z from http://filehippo.com (or google). Those two utilities will tell you everything about your system. HT will make a single processor appear as a dual one and a dual one as a quad one to programs and OS. the extra cores are sort-of simulated ones. Not as good as the real stuff, but better than nothing. Also run dxdiag again and set Hardware Acceleration to Basic or Standard under the Sound tab by dragging the slider to the left. Full Hardware Acceleration is a bad setting for IL-2. |
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No, it's not. Not if you have a sound card capable of running it. (Having its own sound processing unit, the Audigy ZS has one) And And have an OS that allows it... like XP.  Multicontrollered pil2ots in need of tuning sensitivity settings: IL2-Sticks or IL2 Joy Control (By Oleg_BS). To print your Mission Briefing: MissPrint |
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Max, your compairing a AMD Athlon Dual Core with a Intel Pentium 4 Single Core system... And an AGP 4x/8x slot should be more than enough for that card. AMD Athlon 64 X2 6400+ Black Edition, Foxconn nForce 590 SLI, 4x OCZ 2048MB EPP DDR2-800, 2x Club3D GeForce 8800GT 512MB, Be-Quiet 700 Watt Straight Power, Windows Vista Home Premium 64 bit |
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HardwareShaders is perfect mode, =1 is on, =0 is off. Hyperthreading can be turned on and off in the BIOS. What is the onboard sound used for? If you are not using it disable it in the BIOS. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Flying online as NORAD_Shinjiro  |
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Urufu,
I,m not a great bios guru, so please can you give me some help? |
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Hard to say, each motherboard has it's own BIOS settings so I don't know what section it's in or what it's called, just go into your BIOS and look around for a hyperthreading setting. I know the BIOS can be a little scary for the uninitiated, but if you don't change anything you can't hurt anything, so feel free to look around.
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Uruf-S
I found hyperthreading [enabled] so it,s on? I didn,t found onboard sound yet |
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Look for something with Audio, if its On/Enabled set it to Auto or Off/Disabled. You can always Set Default's in the Bios if things dont work like they should after making changes. AMD Athlon 64 X2 6400+ Black Edition, Foxconn nForce 590 SLI, 4x OCZ 2048MB EPP DDR2-800, 2x Club3D GeForce 8800GT 512MB, Be-Quiet 700 Watt Straight Power, Windows Vista Home Premium 64 bit |
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This, and set hyperthreading to disabled and see if it helps. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Flying online as NORAD_Shinjiro |
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I have an Audigy 2 ZS. Running under XP Pro on stereo settings, without using the EAX mess. When I set it to Full Acceleration I get echoes, "super hearing"(hearing firing on the other side of the map), and other sound problems. No such thing on "basic" or "standard". This has been true for years. IIRC from the time of FB 1.0. Sturmovik Original never had these problems and IMHO better sound. |
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MAXMHZ1959,
I also have an Audigy 2Zs, full accelaration in direct x, No issues at all, works fine. |
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