Decided to hop in an American 757-200 and take a quick scenic flight around LAX. (Compression kinda killed them
)7000 feet and heading for the Santa Monica VOR.

Taking the Stadium Visual into LAX's 24L, makes for a good overview. Been on this approach twice in real life. First was coming in from DFW around 11:30 at night, so couldn't get any shots, also my first flight on a 757 with Winglets 8-) Second time was on a Malaysia 747-400 from Taiwan about 7:30 PM, have plenty of shots from that landing
Quite an interesting approach.
Flying next to the Harbor Freeway.

Sharp descending turn for final. Gear and flaps extending.

Almost down. To dark after landing for more shots.

Will be taking more scenic day flights to show more, but I like sunset and couldn't help but make them my first set of screens

My around the world tour has picked up again, already made 2 flights which brought me back to the states. Will be making my way to Asia before long. Will post some of those shots later tonight.
Its amazing to take these flights with the FPS locked in at 30 and never see them drop
FS9 is fully maxed out and I can fly into some pretty high detail airports, such as Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, and not have even a fraction of stutter or even loose a frame 8-) Flown into a heavy storm and had no effect. Will be working on my AI over time, hopefully be having EVA and China Airlines joining me in the sky soon
Great to finally enjoy FS the way it should be. My highest ever frames I was able to hold in FS2002, mid settings, external view, was around 14 on a mid detail model. Now I'm flying Meljets and not even a hint of FPS loss. Used to get around 3-5 FPS with one of those
Holding 30 FPS while throwing everything at it is truly a new experience for me [smiley=beer.gif]And last but not least...The Specs:
Intel Core 2 Duo 3.0 GHz, 1333 MHz FSB, E6850 CPU.
2 Gigs OCZ PC8500 (1066 MHz) DDR2 RAM.
512 MB PCI-E GeForce 8500GT DDR2 Graphics Card With DirectX 10.
Gigabyte S-Series P35-DS3R Motherboard.
160 GB SATA 3.0GB Hard Drive.
430W Thermaltake PSU.
DVD/CD Burner.
Windows Vista Home Basic 64-Bit.
With 2 120MM case fans, heavy duty CPU cooler, 2 small fans in the PSU, and a fan less graphics card. This thing runs extremely cool

Worth every penny






