AviationGeek wrote:Oh Okay Cool, Thanks Guys, What's the difference between fsx and fs 2004 Are The Graphics Not As Good Or Somthing?
Do You Have Any Ideas Where I Can Find Out About The Ram And Stuff?, I'm Rubbish When It Comes To Computers
The really wonderful thing about FS 2004 is that with a
slightly more modern Computer and Laptop, it will run SMOOTHLY at very high settings; and there is a wealth of fantastic, FREE add-ons; scenery, airfields, aircraft, scenery mesh, etc, out there, to make FS 2004 look almost as good as FSX....
...I know..I have done it, with my previous, lowly, year 2005 Dell Tower Computer!....trust me!...

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There is so much more "stuff" out there for FS 2004, and you can also use add-ons from FS '98, FS 2000, and FS 2002, all mostly compatible with each other!
Actually, about the ONLY thing you DON'T get in FS 2004, are the moving FSX road and water traffic!
...but who needs moving traffic, anyway.....it only gets in the way!....

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Get yourself a cosy copy of FS 2004, and have a peek through the mountains of FREE Simviation, FS 2004 add-ons, spend some time adding them bit, by bit, to FS 2004, and you will end up with a Flight Sim to match FSX....
...and it will run ....SMOOTHLY!...."SMOOTH" is always nice!...

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Go on...give it a go......You will be in good company with lots of other very happy FS 2004 Pilots!
Paul...FS 2004 + FSX...and a big bag of smoothies!...

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...and another really useful tip...
If you fancy flying "Multiplayer" with others...it is REALLY easy to get connected in FS 2004.....instantly!... Have fun with your Mates!
Win 8.1 64-bit. DX11. Advent Tower. Intel i7-3770 3.9 GHz 8-core. 8 GB System RAM. AMD Radeon HD 7700 1GB RAM. DVD ROM. 2 Terra Byte SATA Hard Drive. Philips 17" LCD Monitor. Saitek Cyborg X Fly-5 Joystick. ...and a Briggs and Stratton Petrol Lawn Mower.