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Yea, you will be able to run it but you won't be able to play it (Probably not even at minimum settings and minimum resolution... it will just be really really slow!). Every single game's minimum specs are the specs you need to have for the game to install and then run... it doesn't mean that you will be able to play it. In fact with those specs you will have trouble even playing FS2004 decently (by that I mean having most things maxed and getting good fps).
You should definitely consider upgrading your cpu to a better one, getting more RAM (at least 2GB) and a new graphics card. If you can't upgrade, just don't even buy FSX because you won't be able to play it decently... if you do manage to play it, it will look worse than FS98.

Hope I was able to help you... cheers

ah you'll be fine, it'll have a lot of lag at moments but i think you'll pul it off

I Do have a P3 with 320 RAM and 128 ge-force MX

Yea, you will be able to run it but you won't be able to play it (Probably not even at minimum settings and minimum resolution... it will just be really really slow!). Every single game's minimum specs are the specs you need to have for the game to install and then run... it doesn't mean that you will be able to play it. In fact with those specs you will have trouble even playing FS2004 decently (by that I mean having most things maxed and getting good fps).
You should definitely consider upgrading your cpu to a better one, getting more RAM (at least 2GB) and a new graphics card. If you can't upgrade, just don't even buy FSX because you won't be able to play it decently... if you do manage to play it, it will look worse than FS98.

I ahve 512 MB RAM  :-/

Hey I found these old shots ,Believe it or not ,these were taken In a Pentium 3- 800mhz a long time ago and posted here with many many more shots...Of course when FSX was brand new on the market

You should definitely consider upgrading your cpu to a better one

That's if you have money to burn! Why bother? Most computer games sit on the shelves collecting dust. However, I might be inclined to upgrade my current video card.