jakestanfill7:
Here's the deal. I'm offering up 25k credits to the person who can help solve the riddle that is WGT's ridiculous swing meter. Might even be a little bonus on top of that if person can achieve perfect meter. 1k credits just for trying even if we can't fix it.
Here's what you're working with
- Meter stable enough to shoot 26 one round then the very next I might have 10 spikes or freezes per side.
- Computer runs every program and game under the sun like a dream except for WGT
- HP Pavilion dv71267cl laptop.
- AMD Turion Dual Core 2.2ghz processor
- 4 gigs RAM
- Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit OS
- ATI Radeon HD 3200 mobility graphics card
- All drivers up to date
- Firefox is the only browser that is remotely playable. Every other browser (Chrome, Comodo, Iron, Opera, etc) all bounce like hell the whole way down the meter.
Here's what I am looking for
- Someone who can dial into my system
- Take a look at programs and services to see what I can get rid of
- Examine AMD Catalyst Control Center to ensure that my system is recognizing it properly. For some reason any change I make in the CCC makes little or no difference in game play.
- Make necessary tweaks (overclocking acceptable if you know what you're doing) to gain a stable meter (no more than one meter bobble per 9 holes). Currently average about 6-7 bobbles per side.
Here's what I need from you before we start
- Brief explanation or synopsis of your qualifications and computer expertise.
- Post here or on my wall.
I'll pick whoever I feel is the best candidate and keep y'all updated on progress. First person might not be able to solve the riddle and I'm willing to give a few people a shot.
I was thinking of offering a 100k credit reward if someone could hack WGT's system and crash it until they start communicating what they are doing to achieve a more stable meter but I figured that might no go over too well. So no reward for crashing the site but I certainly wouldn't persuade anyone against it. :)
do you remember this Ok, I found this fix on the net a week ago and since I done it my meter has been near perfect ever since.
It works for Vista and Windows7 but if your using XP you can try it too.
Its not like the download latency fix that some of you may have heard of but is a direct latency fix. If your not sure about changing registry settings I suggest you do a system restore point before doing this and if you mess up you can just restore your system back to what you previously had and you'll have no problems.
So here goes;
1. From command prompt (usually found in All Programs- Accessories-Command Prompt) run 'regedit'.
2. Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/services/Tcpip/parameters/interfaces.
3. Browse the items under interfaces until you find one with an IP Address (typically Lan IP Addresses start with 192.168.10 or .01
4. Right click on interface and select new > DWORD (32 BIT) VALUE, name it 'TcpAckFrequency'.
5. Right click the new TcpAckFrequency value and select modify and enter 1 (hexadecimal button should be selected).
6. Right click on interface and select new > DWORD (32 BIT) VALUE, name it 'TCPNoDelay'.
7. Right click the new TCPNoDelay value and select modify and enter 1 (hexadecimal button should be selected).
8. Verify that both of your new properties show a value of REG_DWORD 0x00000001.
9. Exit and reboot your system (you must do this for it to take effect).
10. Enjoy your smoother meter.
I hope this works for you, I know it worked for me.
I suggest you hightlight this post, copy it, then paste it to notebook or word then print it out.
Since Ive done this I might get 1 or 2 meter stutters a week, if that!!!
try this and let me know if it works.
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