Ragequits

Hello everybody! I'm using an old first generation I5 660. It is only a dual core and quite old so I tried to overclock it. Since I don't know anything about OC I used my motherboards "OC Genie". Now it clocks at 3,7 GHz instead of 3,3 GHz. The highest recorded temperature so far is 56 C°. Usually it is between 50-54 C° when it is under load. Coming to my questions: 1. Is this temperature okay or does it hurt my CPU? 2. How viable is this CPU? (im planning on upgrading my graphics card since it is a real bottleneck)

user/saved games/dcs/tracks This should be the right location And shagrat is right....depending on how accurate you are releasing your bomb, your height and the movement of your target the bomb sometimes tends to lose to much momentum or "oversteer" if you lase directly after release

The WPs are only shifted a little bit. I guess I will have to learn how to use triggers then. :) But a really big thanks for the help....much appreciated.

I've found out that clients can't be in the same group.In the singleplayer mission you and the AI are in the same group and that was preventing me from just switching the AI to client....that was what i meant with "it doesn't work" :) So can i just create a new group from one of the elements in the flight to change it to client? Or do i have to copy the existing flight and delete the other elements and give the remaining plane a new group? Does this mean triggers are often not bound to a specific group or plane? Because if this is the case i need to be more carefull with messing around in the editor. Im asking all this stuff because there are some complex missions for singleplayer but not for multiplayer and i want to play them with others

Hello everybody! Is there a way to make a singleplayer mission work in multiplayer without messing up all the triggers? Just changing the KI to client doesn't work. And adding a new aircraft is alot of work.