What I am saying here is, if you're going to run more than 4 vehicles, don't do as I say or do - but if you're running 1~3 of them, try it, you may be able to find a few really good stable cores that are over-achievers and will clock significantly higher than the other ones. If you can save your existing profile, please do so before changing things, and keep your cpu core voltage below 1.4v for best life expectancy of the chip.

The more ghz, the happier you will be playing Beam.īios will have options for you. Most of these chips can hit close to 5ghz on proper cooling with the proper power supply + AMD FX990 mobo. The Fx 8xxx series differs little to nothing from the 9xxx series that is sold to run 4.6ghz~5ghz out of the box other than it's promised and warranted to do so on the box.

You may be able to clear 4.8ghz or even 5ghz with reasonable thermals on your cpu. Find your best cores (about four or so of them, or atleast 3, using one core per modules, as AMD cores are TWO per module**, with one fpu shared on each, 4fpu's on 8 core fx 8xxx chips etc), and find the highest scoring of those 3~4 cores, and run beam with that. When running beam, sometimes less cores is better. (this partially qualifies as thread derailment aside of being related to system performance running large vehicles, my apologies if so) Since it can fit more people (84 Passenger bus) it will have bigger wheels and more power, the rear engine will look the same but I'm thinking of changing that a bit, I may go for the big block look with this one : ) Updates for the Flat Nose Schoolbus!: Working on the bus body style now, it will look closer to this: I will however be updating for the fact that the front upper and rear upper lights do not activate when the headlights are turned on, they only activate when the bus doors are being openend or when turning or hazards are used, also I have to see what busses use the upper amber lights as turn signal lights since that may be rare. Also if you look at the rear lower lights they are setup like the front upper lights because the amber lights are turn signal lights and must be outmost so they match the front. The bus lights are like that because the front upper lights include amber turn signals and red cautionary lights, turn signals should be the outmost lights, now the rear upper amber lights don't include a turn signal, so they come secondary to the red cautionary lights. Click to expand.The bug that glitches out after 15min is a 'Dev level' bug and can only be fixed by them, its an issue with large hull vehicles, something to do with the amount of vertices and the was worse a few releases ago but was fixed by the Dev's, however it needs to be looked at again by the Dev's to have a complete fix.

Beamng drive type c school bus