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You need a wireless receiver for the PC, the wireless pad then works fine. If i'm honest I thought I'd wasted my money on this last night from the quick play I had, it just didn't seem my type of game, but I've played it a fair bit today and I'm loving it, level 7 atm. Graphically, I've got...

I'm playing with K+M, just doesn't seem a pad game to me.

The Marvell controller is total sh*te, I lost my rag with it after it kept on f**king up the boot order and not knowing what drive to boot from despite it being set correctly in the BIOS.

Another vote for Logitech, I've had a number of their systems and they are really good, their customer service is excellent as well.

Wasn't going to bother, but just bought it on PC for £26.65, waiting for my code to download and register it in Steam. Done.

The AI is as dopey as you can get, but the waypoints aren't as linear as you'd think, you can go off the track within reason.

Yes, no problem with that.

Mine was around £4500, a fair amount of that was due to the 'no compromise' approach though and and insistance on using the best parts. The first favourite of mine I posted must have cost a lot more.

You clearly either get 'it' straight away or you don't. A bit like Marmite.

^ pmsl, so true.

No. ;)

I felt guilty having spent so much on mine afterwards, but that's in a different league!

It's on a private forum I'm afraid. It's a monstrous build, must of cost an absolute fortune and the case was self-built.

Spec is: Corsair 800D Case Corsair AX1200 PSU ASUS Rampage III Extreme Motherboard Intel i7 950 CPU 12GB Corsair Dominator GT 2000Mhz Memory Corsair Airflow & Airflow Pro Memory Fans/LED Readout 2 x EVGA Hydro Copper 2 FTW 580 GTX (Watercooled) SLI Creative Labs XFi Titanium Soundcard 2...

My own: Some of my favourites: Post yours up :)

I've been playing with full manual and a standard NSX-R tonight, sublime.

I need to open the shrink wrap on my Brotherhood still

10mb is what I see over CAT5, so yes large copies do take time, but I'm not using it for streaming, it is purely a backup solution so it's not a problem for me.

Good stuff, what GPU blocks did you go with, EK? I'm itching to do another watercooled build, I'm just struggling to find a reason.

flol. Water is awesome.

That price has actually just gone down! I paid £32 and at the time of posting it was £37 (its now £29.51)

This is the memory (although its gone up £5 since I bought it): http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00025O87Y/?tag=cliospnet01-21 You have to be VERY careful which one you buy as people are finding even with identical spec very few memory dimms are working with them and Netgear no longer keep...

I've recently bought the first one linked ( Netgear ReadyNas Duo ), I bought the 2TB version then added a second 2TB, I also changed the fan out for a silent unit and upgraded the memory to 1GB. Unfortunately due to the HDD prices going through the roof you will struggle to go with that option...

Agree, not that it will stop me buying it

Yeah I should be around more now the dark nights are here (I've been spending a lot of time out on the road bike) but I am out of practice!

Yeah 104 :)

Did half a lap and I'm converted already, definitely needs the layout changing!

Level 104 actually. lol, I'm 12.

Original layout when going manual clutch? Or making a change to the setup? I need to give it another go.

Wow, good job I got the drives for my NAS when I did (they were £60) they are now £125.