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How long does it take for FSX to load?

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My new system loads FSX in around 30secs. Is that a good time? It feels good compared to my last setup. Most of the required addons and a pretty fast SSD. My main plane is the PMDG Bae 4100 loading in that time also. I guess that it is a pretty complicated bird. Buy it if you don't already have it.jja


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That's an excellent time. As you get more add-ons, it slows down and can sometimes take several minutes to load, depending on the scenery and planes you have installed.



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The first start she takes around a minute, but all subsequent starts are 26 seconds. Gamebooster, TrackIR.



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The first start she takes around a minute, but all subsequent starts are 26 seconds. Gamebooster, TrackIR.
Yea I forgot that it does take longer the first time. jja

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Wow, my heavily loaded FSX install plus addons takes about 5-10 minutes to get started.... if I start from a fresh boot and am also loading my vatsim programs.... firefox for charts/weather, squawkbox, vatspy etc


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Around 3 minutes on my sistem:CPU: AMD X2 5600+ 2.8Ghz, VGA: Gforce 8600GT 512MB, 3GB DDR2, HDD 320GB SATA2 16Mb cache.FSX installation date is April 17, 2008 and during this time, he had many addons.@ryanbatcund #####, 5-10 minutes on your sistem, with a Raptor HDD :(

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Around 3 minutes on my sistem:CPU: AMD X2 5600+ 2.8Ghz, VGA: Gforce 8600GT 512MB, 3GB DDR2, HDD 320GB SATA2 16Mb cache.FSX installation date is April 17, 2008 and during this time, he had many addons.@ryanbatcund #####, 5-10 minutes on your sistem, with a Raptor HDD :(
Just think how much faster an SSD can find and load all those textures.jja

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Guest Tingoose

I don't know . . . . FSX isn't worth the wait LOL!

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I don't know . . . . FSX isn't worth the wait LOL!
It is to me. I love it.


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I don't know . . . . FSX isn't worth the wait LOL!
I once thought that. Then I set myself up as per my sig. Now I realise I was mistaken.For me the load takes about 25 seconds too long. :(

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Guest Tingoose

Couldn't resist a bit of light hearted provocation. That FS9 v FSX debate hasn't yet gone away, despite what some predicted a few months after FSX was released.

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