Atomic Systems

Hello Martin,

A couple of weeks ago I posted something that might help you getting your RAM stable:

http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... 5#p1521740

Maybe worth a try?


Regards,

Frank

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Regards,

Frank

May I suggest to keep a part of your Intel-SSD unpartitioned, say 5 GB if you don't need that space, it keeps the performance of the SSD high when filling up. You can even do that after you installed programs on the SSD. ( Win7: Right click 'computer', select 'Manage' --> 'Disk Management' --> Right...

Hi John ( Partyspiritz ), Still no luck running Woodhead? I did read somewhere that you have 4 GB of RAM, do you know if it’s 2 x 2 GB or 4 x 1 GB? If it’s 4 x 1 GB, can you download ( http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html and run CPU-Z. When in CPU-Z, click the ‘Memory’ tab and see what it says...

I just did the 'Up the junction' scenario on Woodhead with 'SMAA-Injector' set to ULTRA and the Nvidia image settings to 'Quality', no AA settings in game. It looks great with that settings. Maybe something to try. ( SMAA topic: http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic.php?f=314&t=121162 ) Regards, Fr...

The update works good for me. I now have roughly the same, or even more, FPS with shadows at highest as before without shadows. No stuttering, so, i'm happy. In the Nvidia control panel there is a setting called 'Digital Vibrance' it's under 'Adjust desktop color settings', you can try to set this a...

Acorncomputer wrote:

Are we ready?

That video reminds me of when I won £50.00 on the Premium Bonds. Women throwing themselves at me all the time

On no ... hang on. That was a dream too

Wasn't that the infamous morningwoodhead dream?

Regards,

Frank

partyspiritz wrote:Had no luck with re-installing DirectX 9 still the same problems. I am going to give my head a rest now

Regards


John

Sorry to read that. I hope the core update tonight helps you get going!

Regards,

Frank

@ Partyspiritz,

Maybe re-installing DirectX 9 can solve that. I don't know what version of Windows you use, but I think this is the correct link:
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=35

Regards,

Frank

This was just posted at FaceBook about the 'corepatch':
"RailSimulator.com Hi guys, the software upgrade is almost ready to go. This time next week you should be patched "

Hopefully this will help with the trouble some people have with the route.

Regards,

Frank

@Vern,

What you can try, if you didn't already, is: Exit 'Steam'; rightclick the 'Steam' shortcut and click 'run as administrator'; do a verify game-cache; clear cache;
Start the original 'Woodhead' route ( not the cloned version )
Maybe this helps.

regards,

Frank

gptech wrote:Of course, all these tweaks and extras should only be considered after getting a system up and running, not as criteria to greatly influence the buying decision.

You are absolutely right about that

Regards,

Frank

If speed is a big issue, you'd be better off (if funds allow) to add a small (64GB) SSD to a Z68 based system and use that as a fast cache. Or, if you have plenty of RAM you can use a program like 'Fancy-Cache' to use your RAM as a cache. It can also use a SSD as cache without the need of a Z68 Chi...

What are your settings with the program? Are you using Volume or Disks edition? I tested the program with default settings on this computer with 12 gigs and it didn't load the route to cache(according to the Performance statistics tool provided with the program, it listed only 6 megs of cached data...

My system only uses ~3.8 GB RAM, of the 12 GB, when I'm playing railworks. This weekend I found a program called “FancyCache” and couldn't resist to try it out. After a couple of minutes driving a route I started to see some improvements with ‘Tile loading’, probably because it’s now read from the c...