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Re: This is impressive

Postby JBaymore » Sun Nov 12, 2006 5:46 pm

Todd,

That is very interesting video....thanks for the link.  

It clearly shows what FSX is capable of.  Can't WAIT til I can afford hardware to run is smoothly at full levels.  Probaly 1-2 years out for me at least.

Some of those views are incredible in the detail and realism.  The quick shot of Paris literally looks like live video.  The Rio shot too is amazing.  Unfortunately it is ALL rather jerky from my point of view.  (I have high "smoothness" standards  ;)).

It is all about waiting for hardware now.  ;D  Actually....waiting for MONEY first!   ;D  ;D

best,

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Re: This is impressive

Postby cavity » Sun Nov 12, 2006 6:02 pm

Hey John,

Im right there with you, patiently saving and waiting for Vista and DX10.  Waiting is a good thing, gets the kinks worked out in video cards, patches released by MS, and less time before the next version of FS comes out!  ;D
Whats funny is that Im close to getting FS9 where I want it, so now Ill have to start over, but if FSX looks like that video, in the end it will be worth it.

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Re: This is impressive

Postby darkstar10 » Sun Nov 12, 2006 6:02 pm


My rig is AMD 64 X2 (2.2Ghz) with 3GB RAM and I get nowhere near that kind of performance. Even with the weather turned off and my GT7600 graphics card using 256mb on board with an extra 500mb system RAM I get about 10fps around town and only about 18 in the cruise.




id place my money on your video card. its kind of outdated. mine is too, but it wont be long until i get the 8800 gtx
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Re: This is impressive

Postby NicksFXHouse » Sun Nov 12, 2006 6:10 pm

[quote]Todd,

That is very interesting video....thanks for the link.
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Re: This is impressive

Postby Hagar » Sun Nov 12, 2006 6:24 pm

Sorry, it's interesting but I can't see how you can base anything on that. I found the same video posted here. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szFZKuJe0J0
Note that the author (Ola Haldor Voll aka olahaldorvoll) makes a slightly different comment to the one NickN quoted.
My computer is a AMD Athlon 64 X2 2GHz, 2GB RAM and a GeForce 7800GT w/512MB RAM.

Believe me, I don't get any near that kind of framerate when playing ingame - it's just a trick when capturing and editing the video. Who would've ever wanted to see a laggy crap-video? :)

I think that says it all really.
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Re: This is impressive

Postby cavity » Sun Nov 12, 2006 7:31 pm

I think it at least shows what FSX will be capable of.  Regardless of the stutters, that is amazing detail and almost looks real.  While it may be awhile before we realize the benefits, it will happen.  A year from now most of us will be happily flying around in FSX and will have forgotten about most of this trouble we are currently having.  Not that I approve of waiting, and not saying the sim is perfect, but I think we wil be surprised how much this new sim evolves.  Todd
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Re: This is impressive

Postby NicksFXHouse » Sun Nov 12, 2006 7:44 pm

[quote]I think it at least shows what FSX will be capable of.
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