
Only 2.5% Of Cars Sold Today Have Manual Transmission, Vs. 15% Twenty Years Ago
13 Aug 2022
Posted by
prize
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https://www.theatlan...on-cars/671078/
What happens to sim racing when nobody knows how to drive a stick shift anymore?
What happens to sim racing when nobody knows how to drive a stick shift anymore?
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Gtl Fia Historic Racing.
14 Aug 2022
Posted by
Crimean
in GPL CanAm 66 Mod
Hello there, my name is Ray and am wondering if the GTL FIA Historic racing could be downloaded on your site, or is it only for the F1 cars?
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Bremgarten Gpl Conversion From Strava
11 Aug 2022
Posted by
ronibios
in rF-Tracks and Track Addons
Does anybody have a download link for this track? Couldn't find it anywhere
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Best Cpu For Gpl Without Cpu Speed Fix?
08 Aug 2022
Posted by
Tim Wheatley
in GPL-"I just want to talk about all things GPL"
Hi folks,
I was obviously around at the time and think I had a Pentium II at something like 166Mhz, but what is the literal best CPU that wouldn't require the speed fix?
I'm not aware why the CPU fix was actually needed - what the technicality was that made it required - maybe knowing that would have helped.
It seems like most of the written information about the fix is 'opt-in' where it says to apply the fix if it runs fast - but never says why it would.
My current retro build uses a Pentium 4 with Windows 98 and I have to run a CPU 'kill' utility which takes 90% of the CPU up whenever I want to run anything that requires a CPU fix. It gets hot.
I'd like to build one that most games, including GPL, would run on without a CPU fix, but want the best...
Anyone remember the technicalities enough to let me know the best of the worst?!
Thanks,
Tim
I was obviously around at the time and think I had a Pentium II at something like 166Mhz, but what is the literal best CPU that wouldn't require the speed fix?
I'm not aware why the CPU fix was actually needed - what the technicality was that made it required - maybe knowing that would have helped.

My current retro build uses a Pentium 4 with Windows 98 and I have to run a CPU 'kill' utility which takes 90% of the CPU up whenever I want to run anything that requires a CPU fix. It gets hot.

Anyone remember the technicalities enough to let me know the best of the worst?!
Thanks,
Tim
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Senna And His Weekend At Monza 1993
09 Aug 2022
Posted by
davef
in Motorsport Chat
Here’s an interesting documentary on Ayrton Senna’s race weekend at the 1993 Italian Grand Prix. The footage follows him in team debriefs with his Race Engineer.
I’ve seen snippets of some of the content in other videos but this is the complete version.
https://m.youtube.co...=3s&pp=2AEDkAIB
I’ve seen snippets of some of the content in other videos but this is the complete version.
https://m.youtube.co...=3s&pp=2AEDkAIB
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