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This is how Flight Sim X looks on my system

4400+ dual core AMD
3 gigs ram
MS flight Sim SP1
6150 Nvidia Card



Flying down the outer banks.


alaska


Puget sound


graphics bump up

PS - ;et me know what you think  :)

How many FPS do you get? :-?

How many FPS do you get? :-?

20+

all settings are at mid-high, and graphics at mid high except for the last one, which is set at high.


Note - I am not skilled enough really to fly the 747s of the world, this is with the general aviation type planes.  

Nice but remember to hold the ALT key down to get rid of the menu when you do your screen captures.

Enjoy!

Sean

good shots, but you need to sort out your anti alaising to get rid of the jaggies.  

Welcome to the V! By tweaking FS and your graphics you are able to get a higher quality with that system.

Also overclocking the CPU is an option, however don't do ot, if don't know what you are doing, because overclocking can damage you system.

I've got a 4200+ dual core. Each core runs at 2200 MHz by default and is now working at 2500 MHz stable.

Also be sure to set the best perfomance values for your RAM in your BIOS.

Also enable AA and anisotropic filtering.

Great shots for the beginning.

Welcome again,
Cheers,
Fabian

well, the AA makes my screen shots just come out as a black screen  ;D

THe other thing is that by going to AA or anisotropic filtering it drops it down to lower then 20 frames a sec, when I am doing spot levels.


Perhaps when I upgrade the video card I will put on the AA and anisotropic filtering....  8-)

Nice shots, but It seems to me like that video card would really bottleneck your computer. (and I don't know that much about that stuff)

Nice shots, but It seems to me like that video card would really bottleneck your computer. (and I don't know that much about that stuff)

Well, there is a plan to upgrade the card to at least something like a X1900 or something  :)

Welcome to V.