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Racing / Re: TKM Festival
February 19, 2016, 03:07:06 PM
too soon. State the following:
kart type,
link for kart,
dead line for paints
track
link for track
track race schedule in all time zones
rules- no bumping, no spinning out then re-entering like a maniac
penalties
ect
kart type,
link for kart,
dead line for paints
track
link for track
track race schedule in all time zones
rules- no bumping, no spinning out then re-entering like a maniac
penalties
ect
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Tracks / Re: Track release Kartodromo Valencia
February 18, 2016, 02:15:00 AM
oh yeah! The more, the merrier. Thank you!
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Friday Night League / PIBOSO winter park kF3 10pm EST
January 22, 2016, 08:09:04 PM
or when ever i home tonite. rye.
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Racing / kF3 today 2 pm EST online
January 21, 2016, 05:53:22 PMQuote from: 3rd.Rail on January 21, 2016, 04:00:00 PM
Track is Essay.
F3
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Setups / How do I set a 90 degree wheel
January 11, 2016, 11:18:54 PM
rotation. I have custom non ffb wheel. It is plug n play, no extra software to configure. In the game profile settings the slider stops at 180. I feel I need less than that. Thanks in advance.
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Support / Re: Krp on tv
January 03, 2016, 12:36:46 PM
Also most tvs operate at 60hz. From experience i recommend that setting regardless of advertised 120hz capability.
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Support / Re: Krp on tv
January 02, 2016, 06:47:32 PM
when you restart it(pc):
1. check pc bios- f4 or f8 key b4 checksum starts
A. record all previous settings
B. in bios look for video settings and see if any changes are needed.
C. make sure changes are set and saved in bios
2.Run boot up as normal
A. from desktop- right click desktop screen and click properties
B. look for monitor tab and check where video output is going
C. if vid card offers an icon on control panel, check there for monitor settings
3. using tv remote control or equivalent
A. go to tv's settings menu
1. make u have the right input set- many tvs have a pc setting.
2. cable makes a big difference- so match the tv to your cable if using a setting other than pc
Good luck
1. check pc bios- f4 or f8 key b4 checksum starts
A. record all previous settings
B. in bios look for video settings and see if any changes are needed.
C. make sure changes are set and saved in bios
2.Run boot up as normal
A. from desktop- right click desktop screen and click properties
B. look for monitor tab and check where video output is going
C. if vid card offers an icon on control panel, check there for monitor settings
3. using tv remote control or equivalent
A. go to tv's settings menu
1. make u have the right input set- many tvs have a pc setting.
2. cable makes a big difference- so match the tv to your cable if using a setting other than pc
Good luck