stephan wrote:Question folks...
On the download pages (something I have noticed ever since downloading at Simviation..) with each ac offered for download,in its title,there's the symbol " > " . Here is an example of what I mean.. (Category: FS2002 > Military) .
The question is,...does that symbol mean that this ac will work in FS2002 and up (ie., FS2002,FS9 and FSX) ? If this is the case,I have missed trying some nice ac.I fly FS9 .
stephan wrote:For myself,tho I have the discs for FSX,my system isnt powerful enough to run it with any degree of satisfaction,so the discs just sit in the box until I am lucky enough to put together a system that WILL fly it. Till then,my concerns remain with FS9.
stephan wrote:For myself,tho I have the discs for FSX,my system isnt powerful enough to run it with any degree of satisfaction,so the discs just sit in the box until I am lucky enough to put together a system that WILL fly it. Till then,my concerns remain with FS9.
napamule wrote:Quote: 'For FSX you just need a 'balanced' rig (not 'gamer' or $3 K rig). I get 30 fps (locked) in FSX. Sweet.
For FSX you have to update the Motherboard chipset drivers ('firmware update'). Then you get latest STABLE video card drivers (NOT 'BETA'). You then tweak the fsx cfg ('Bojote' or Jesus tweak is what I used). Lock frame rate to 24 (for test), then 25.. up to 30 (max). Then tame the sliders, turn off clouds, water detail and then just don't fly LAX or London airports and you should be 'ok'. But you also must cut processes running in background so Windows programs don't eat up all your ram before you even start FSX. You are missing out on a lot of fun. For example the roads are vastly improved in FSX to where you might even find the street you live on! There's more, of course. Cheers.
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