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Unless you have a Top Spec Computer ..Then NO!! Stay well clear of it and save your £60.....I have it and im regretting ever bying it, My graphics are poor ,if i set it to run on a low/medium graphic setting , the frame rate is diabolical!!.....i have a Much better time with 2004 century of flight..better graphics and a far better frame rate...its like i have lost £60 for downgrading the simulator!! in fact im taking it off and reinstalling 2004.
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Just so happens Ive got meself a new top of the range XPS system and I can play FSX on almost full settingsneilbooth wrote:Unless you have a Top Spec Computer ..Then NO!! Stay well clear of it and save your £60.....I have it and im regretting ever bying it, My graphics are poor ,if i set it to run on a low/medium graphic setting , the frame rate is diabolical!!.....i have a Much better time with 2004 century of flight..better graphics and a far better frame rate...its like i have lost £60 for downgrading the simulator!! in fact im taking it off and reinstalling 2004.
After having played it for a few days Im in no doubt the visuals are excellent, but feature wise I dont see much difference to 2004. (Allthough I do like the Virtual Cockpit)
Has anyone else noticed there are no vapour trails??
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Just for reference - upgrade to 1 Gb RAM makes a huge difference to frame rates - it's now definitely usable at 25 fps locked - with high detail. I'm tempted to install another Gb to see how much difference there is.

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