First off, apologies in advance if I posted this in the wrong forum.So I have a new system and was wondering if it will work well with FSX (or should I stick with FS9)?Specs:HP Pavilion dv7-1232nrATI Radeon HD 3200AMD Turion X2 Dual Core Mobile RN-74 processor (2.2GHz)4GB RAMVista Home Premium x64Thanks for any input.

I wouldn't expect very good performance in FSX with that.FS9, probably.

Stick with FS9

Sorry if this hurts your feeling.Your system isn't capable for FSX, like others FS9 is suitable for you.If you want to fun FSX all high, I recommend this.( My future build, currently saving up)-i7 920-Evga X58, Or the Asus X58-Corsairs 6GB DDR3-Raptor drive 10,000rpm*Note* This can range over $1,000 usd. If you really love sims,like me. It worth fit to invest the money you earn/save and spend it on a custom-build system to run FSX super smooth on vast details with a lot of addons. You will be happy you make the right choice and FSX is flying smooth:)Happy Flight,-Vincent

Thanks for everyone's input. I'll just stick with FS9.

So would you like to share your experience with FS9 on your current system? Do you see any benifit as you are using the Vista 64?I would like to get a new laptop myself, and was thinking about a running FS9 on a at least 2,66 or 2,80 Ghz Core 2 Duo, with a 7200 rpm HD, and dedicated Vram at 512MB. I was planning to have XP installed on it, though, would FS9 run better with Vista-32, or perhaps Vista-64?So, as you said you'll stick with FS9, I am curious to your experience(s).Regards.

Sorry if this hurts your feeling.Your system isn't capable for FSX, like others FS9 is suitable for you.If you want to fun FSX all high, I recommend this.( My future build, currently saving up)-i7 920-Evga X58, Or the Asus X58-Corsairs 6GB DDR3-Raptor drive 10,000rpm*Note* This can range over $1,000 usd. If you really love sims,like me. It worth fit to invest the money you earn/save and spend it on a custom-build system to run FSX super smooth on vast details with a lot of addons. You will be happy you make the right choice and FSX is flying smooth:)Happy Flight,-Vincent

Its a laptop, hence the "Mobile" in his AMD processor :(.You'll be able to play FSX on that laptop. Maybe Low to Medium settings, but don't let someone limit you! Best thing to do is try it out for yourself. It won't hurt you!