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On 9/9/2015 2:55 PM, scott wrote:
>> I am holding off until the consumer version is released. The resolution
>> being the main consideration.
>
> The consumer version is going to be 2160x1200, compared to the DK2 which
> is 1920x1080. I don't think there will be that much difference.
> Definitely try before you buy.
>
If that is possible then I certainly would.
>
> I guess it depends on the game you are playing, is it important if you
> miss some finer details? I found in iRacing that I couldn't read the
> text at all on the distance markers to the corners, kind of important if
> you rely on them to decide where to brake. And when the curb you are
> aiming for in the middle-distance is only 2 pixels wide it's difficult
> to be very precise with your line.
>
I can understand that might be a problem.
There were complaints in Elite that text was hard to read but by
changing the colour scheme it was much improved. Also using a reshader
like SweetFx helps.
>
> I don't use the keyboard whilst racing, I've got all the buttons on the
> wheel mapped to do whatever I need during a race, and they're fine to
> use by feel alone.
>
That is good. I thought that in racing cars there would be levers to
pull, fuel levels and suspension to balance etc.
In Elite I have almost all the keys bound to commands.
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Regards
Stephen
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