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737 with the most realistic vc?

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I'd really like to get into flying a complex airliner in FS2004 like the Boeing 737 but I want to get the one with the best vc, not just in terms of functionality, but a vc that makes you feel you are really in the cockpit. I have looked at reviews and screenshots of some of them but, without actually buying them all, it's difficult to make a judgement! I'd really appreciate opinions from owners of these planes please.ThanksFrog


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The only one I can think of being worthy would be the PMDG 737NG, However in order to get a clickable overhead in vc mode is by purchasing the 600-700 and also the 800-900 models. The 600-700 model alone doesnt come with a very functinal VC but the 800-900 model does, And I beleive in order to use the 800-900 models you must have installed the 600-700 one, so it can get quite pricy.Having said that the PMDG 737 is a great complex airliner(agaiun only if you purchase the 800-900). If you only plan on purchasing the 600-700 I would vote against it as In my opinion, I never really cared much for the airliner until I purchased the 800-900 model, Then it was a fun bird to fly.P.S when you purchase the 800-900 your 600-700 VC will become functional with a small download from the PMDG website( I hope I didnt confuse you )


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for me the 737 with a VC that makes me feel like im really there more than any other is the feelthere/wilco 737-300/400/500. Its got much nicer textures and looks much better proportioned that the PMDG one. It does however seem to use a lot more of you system resources that th PMDG and also the last time i used it under vista it didnt seem to work but im sure this will have been patched by now. As much as i do like the way the Feelthere/Wilco 737 looks, i find myself using the PMDG more as it's just been so reliable over the years and looking at your system specs i would seriously consider going for the pmdg as it will run a lot better for you.Check out youtube for some cockpit videos of each plane as this may give you a better impression of how the VC's look.Asus Striker Extreme 680i SLICore2Duo E6600 OC'd - 3.2GhzCorsair 2GB DDR2 XMS2 Nvidia 8800GTS x2 SLI OC'd - 651/1051Western Digital VelociRaptor 300GB 10000RPM Seagate 500GB WD 7200RPM RAID 0CoolIT Freezone Elite TEC/Chiller CPU Cooling Unit2 Samsung SM226BW 22" DualviewWindows Vista Ultimate 32bitBig Visa bill

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The best VC will be the one from Ariane but sadly it's also the VC that runs the worst of them all. I mean the gauges is updating once a second or so! It's horrendous.Both the PMDG and Feelthere 737's are great aircraft.The best VC with performance to boost will be from the PMDG 744.

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You guys are all forgetting Moach's freeware 737 Experience, which has a terrific dynamic VC. The VC was imported into a couple of the Posky models also, although you might need to search a little to find them now.You don't need the PMDG 600-700 to use the 800-900 - I have the latter but not the former, and it works fine independently.;)

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Oooppss sorry my bad, I thought for sure you needed the 600-700 in order to use the 800-900. sorry about that.In that case I would go ahead and just go with the 800-900 series, unless your dead set on flying a 737 a little smaller.EDIT: Now im confused, I just went on pimgees site and there 800-900 says that the 737NG must be purchased and installed to use the 800-900 http://precisionmanuals.com/priv/pages/prod/fs9/738.htmlLook right at the bottom of the page under installation requirements.Just trying to see if they have some false advertissment or is there something you know that I dont know?


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The 800/900 (boxed) sold by Aerosoft doesn't need the 600/700. I think this option is availible in EU countries only, but not sure. I bought it in an EB Games store, the publisher was AS.CheersPeter

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Oh ic , Thanks for clearing that up.


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