Anybody have some tips on how I can get the gameplay to stream at a decent rate. I was getting a frame every 5 seconds, SUPER SLOW...
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I had them all on 1, but no luck, I would hate to put them all on 0, but I guess I will have to try tomorrow..
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baseballlover312 wrote:
Put some on 0 and some on 1.
Tips on which ones I should keep at 1?
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tovhol wrote:
Nice to see that this have started
And you use the Fahrenheit pack, don't you?
If not, it got to be really warm down there!
Yes! I made the pack, so its only right that I use it
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baseballlover312 wrote:
Public and terrian,, and make sure to have 1 texture per rider.
This is why I hate my laptop. I can't tick that, PCM prevents it. Like Ian, what does it do btw? Never experienced it Edited by FroomeDog99 on 06-02-2013 17:59
What a day for racing, coming off a disappointing stage 1, Sunkist has high hopes for stage 2.
Attacks began directly from the start, but all of them failed, and all attacks were reeled back in within minutes. From Sunkist, Levi Leipheimer stayed behind race leader R. Forster of EUC near the front of the action.
Finally, after alot of breakaway attempts, 4 riders managed to get away at the 115km to go mark and stay away from the peleton.
Meanwhile in the peleton, Sunkist begins to see some alliances form within the group, and Canadian riders G. Boivin & S. Tuft stick closely together.
With 90km left in the stage, the 4 riders inside the breakaway have a lead of 4 minutes and 30 seconds. They sprinted for mountain points, and it was A. Tulic of United Healthcare coming away with the points.
Speaking of United Healthcare, in the peleton, they stuck near the front all day long, protecting race leader R. Forster.
We are now down to the 50km to go mark, and its the peleton closing the gap on the breakaway, as it is now just a mere 2 minutes.
Here is a shot of Guillaume Boivin, who is poised and determined to take the stage win today.
25km to go, the breakaway was captured.
We now near the 18km mark, and in the following picture you can see Levi Leipheimer, Svein Tuft, Guillaume Boivin, and race leader R. Forster begin to take their positions for a shot at the stage win.
The race was starting to get hectic, and Tuft, Lacombe, Boivin, and Keough form a train on the right side of the road with only 15km left to go.
Just 5km to go in this one, and Lacombe & Keough have unfortunately become trapped in the middle of the peleton on a narrow road, would this ruin either of their chances for a stage win? Meanwhile, Leipheimer & Boivin remain in peak position for taking a win.
The sprint begins with just 2 km left to go in the race, here is the action from the front motorcycle.
The finish is nearing, and Sunkist can see it coming. The first ever stage win in history, Boivin is poised to win, and has the lead with just 0.7km left. He gets passed out of nowhere by Daniele Ratto of Liquigas with 0.5km left though. This can't be! We worked so hard for this. We forgot to mention another Sunkist finalist in this stage, who was seemingly trapped in the peleton just minutes earlier. Keven Lacombe!? Where could he have come from? Who knows, don't call it a miracle, but he gets around both riders on the very right edge of the road, and gives Sunkist their first ever stage win, along with 2 other finishers inside of the top 5.
What a win by Lacombe. He wins the stage, and gets to wear the leaders jersey for stage 3!
Jake Keogh gave us a strong finish in 4th, Levi Leipheimer grabbed 20th, but paced our team the whole day, and Flavio De Luna, finisher in the back of the pack, had the same time as the leaders, and was able to provide water to the team today!
I would like to dedicate this win to all you guys who stuck around here through the slow times. This story will go on as I promised, just not a stage a day all the time.
I also have a question for you guys concerning the results quote, do you like it the way it is, or would you rather see them all individually in spoiler tags?
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just kidding 
Tour de San Luis - Stage 2 
