March 6, 200917 yr http://espacealtitude.over-blog.com/It will take a whole lot of time just scrolling to the bottom. So many screens. And all plain incredibe.Big thanks also go to RedCloud for creating a really well done "User manual" in french.Much better than my own documentation I think ;-)Christian
March 8, 200917 yr wow .. those are really fantastic! - Well worth the wait for the page to load ... seems that they get better as you scroll! - I wanna go fly there! PS, Do you have a quad core now Christian? I am on day two of having a new quad core w/ 4 gig o ram, nVid 8800, 24' Ultrasharp LCD, and new trackir 4, FSX & TileProxy installed on 'stripped and neutered' XP 64bit (17 processes running on boot up) all because for TileProxy ... I had too!
March 8, 200917 yr wow .. those are really fantastic! - Well worth the wait for the page to load ... seems that they get better as you scroll! - I wanna go fly there! PS, Do you have a quad core now Christian? I am on day two of having a new quad core w/ 4 gig o ram, nVid 8800, 24' Ultrasharp LCD, and new trackir 4, FSX & TileProxy installed on 'stripped and neutered' XP 64bit (17 processes running on boot up) all because for TileProxy ... I had too!I bought an Intel Q6600 a little more than a year ago - specifically to test Tileproxy. Also running XP 64 bit.I have since started to build a new platform, sporting 6 GB RAM, Vista 64 bit, which is going to get be fitted with a Phenom II processor really soon (currently sporting a cheap Athlon X2). It has 4 nVidia graphics cards, mainly for number crunching and CUDA development.Running two 24 inch Dell monitors in spanning mode is a treat. Spanning requires Windows XP (does not run on Vista) with the nVidia drivers. Try it - even if you have to borrow a second Dell ;)Christian
March 9, 200917 yr Ohh, you're working on CUDA support for TP? That would be sweet. Considering FSX does jack with video cards, it would be good to do something with them (2x 295GTX).
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