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Hm, the thing was posted Dogzilla ... Who's thát? Or, the site knows where the link was originated from, then builds the page? Nope, when trying from a different computer, copied link directly into browser, same thing...

Congratulations Bojan!

I may have been wrong here and there. I've just looked at a relatively new Sitecom Wlan router, and it doés have the functionality to use a UTP port for the WAN connection. Although this specific one did not have an ADSL connection, yours might just have the functionality as well. What brand/make/model is it?

If you connect the UTP of the modem to the UTP of the Router, as well as the PC, chances are the Router will not be a router, but a repeater/switch. It's routing capabilities are usually setup between WAN and LAN. So between the ADSL connection, and the UTP connection(s). UTP to UTP is only using the LAN side, so no routing, no bridging, no firewalling... If you really have a top of the line Router, there might be a possibility it can use a UTP port as being the WAN, thus creating a firewalling, but that's mainly me thinkin' creatively, freely, than based on knowledge... (I mean, it would be cool if it could do that wouldn't it? Hm, sounds like one would then get into the expensive professional line of managed switches and stuff...) Basically, the answer is 'No', I think it won't work that way, no firewall in that setup.

From the link you posted: "Featuring Advanced Game Detect™, Killer™ 2100 automatically classifies and accelerates traffic to your game ahead of other network traffic for maximum Performance, Intelligence and Control and a competitive edge." Well, if you have a very very fast Internet connection, ánd there's a whole lot of traffic on your local network, ánd your system has other networking tasks at hand while you are gaming, yes then adding this card may benefit the systems performance when on-line. (From some review: "my ping in wow went from 200ms using on-board realtek nic to 35ms" This is just silly! In this case, he/she must've had the on-board nic setup in a completely messed up way... ) Maybe Jabo can add something sensible to these types of cards... I'd rather spend the money on improving other computerparts or peripherals, or on beer.

Install 4.10m over 4.09m, and after that was successful (fire up the game, check version) then patch up with 4.10.1m

Sennheiser pc 130 (USB) Logitech G35 (USB) Roccat Cave (5.1 Surround, connected to Creative Xfi Gamer, and USB for power) Not all three at the same time. Sennheiser in normal mode, running TS from a second computer. Game sound via 5.1 speaker set. G35 and Roccat when on 'silent mode', TS and Game sound through the headset. All three have their own volume controle, Sennheiser and Roccat have that in a controller in the lead, Logitech has a control on the set itself.

A tip for all who ran this: Visit your control panel, add/remove programs, and uninstall 'Futuremark Systeminfo' Why? This software installs a Service on your system.

"It should run on your computer, but you may have to play at a low resolution and/or turn down visual settings for acceptable performance. To improve the experience, note that... Your computer has a dual core processor. A quad core processor is recommended. Your video card has 960 MB video card memory. A video card with at least 1,024 MB is recommended. The overall performance of your processor and video card is below the recommended requirements. The performance of your processor is below the recommended requirements." Oh dear...

Take care Tribunus!

Can't go wrong with this: "Rear spoiler: Wing" (An entire wing at yer six, all of the time!) This is a bit doubtful: "Dual illuminated vanity mirrors" Google "3.6L H6 24V MPFI DOHC" for Images, you'll find this engine type (Flat 6) is used in 911's I'd say, go for it! Fuel tank capacity is a little low though, with 64 Liters... (Petrol's EUR 1.63 / liter over here currently... )

Hamburg? 800 trains? Night time simulation? Mossie+Bombs+Unlimited!

No need to re-install IL2. It will run fine if you restore that backup to a folder on the new system. Indeed make sure you do not put it in C:\Program Files or C:\Program Files (x86) Only some third party tools for IL2 may need a registry entry that's normally being created when you install IL2. Should you be using such a tool, the registry entry can easily be re-created, without having to install IL2. Good luck with the upgrade!

I only wish I could get my hands on it a bit sooner than the rest... that way I could try and be 'prepared' to offer some kind of support on the Ubi tech forums... Oh well...

No, no....wait! I've worked out a way to do that FT Add 1 year to your current age.....that will make you 1 year older which is what you'll be next year. Try it.......it works! That's so cool! It gets me into 2012 indeed! Brilliant! So, what if we pretend it were last year... would thát work?

So this is footage from ROF yes?

odd, i had to manually create the spit folders, with a 4.09-4.10. That is weird... Are you sure? Yes No Cancel

Darn, now we have to wait one whole year to try and find out if it's just this year that this calculation will work...

4.10 installed over 4.09 here. No problems. (Apart from an FFB issue on the 'Carrier Dogfight Map with Gold Carrier' dogfight map.... but that might be due to other things.) The only difference I've found between them two installs, is that 4.10 over 4.09 does create the 'missing' Spitfire skin folders, where 4.10 via 2.01 Updater does not...

Happy 50th Mick!

Very nice piece of work! (Or rather two then, yes) Was 'Easy cooking for today' as good a support in the production process as it is in that picture?

Happy Birthday Crash !!!