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New computer for running FSX

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I'm looking at buying a new PC primarily for running FSX as my current computer is a few years old and not fast enough for FSX. I can run FSX on my PC now, but it's a bit slow and "jerky" in the graphics. With the specs below, could a technical advisor from PMDG give me an idea of how well FSX will run on this new PC?- Intel Core 2 Duo 2.13Ghz (1066 Mhz FSB) E6400- 2Gb Ram (2 x 1024MB) DDR2-SDRAM- 300Gb Hard Drive (7200 rpm)- 512Mb (DDR2) NVIDIA GeForce 7600GS 3D PCI-Express Graphics (with TV-out port and DVI capabilities)- Lightscribe DL DVD/RW DriveFull specs here:http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/au/en/ho/WF...2-78004585.htmlI would really appreciate some advice from someone in-the-know at PMDG and hope to hear from someone soon.Kind regards,

Matthew Bellette

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Anyone at all have any feedback???Kind regards,

Matthew Bellette

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You're gonna want a GF 8 series card, not the old 7 series... the 8's will be able to run FSX under DX10 in Vista once the update comes out.

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I'm going to wait till at least early 2007.Vista, DirectX and pricing should be a bit better..maybe..And the other guy is correct about 8000 series cards...I just got a 7600GS, its ok..but my machine is more of the limiting factor.

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