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Upgrade advice please

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Hi everyone,I am running FSX on a tight budget but have made £200 available for an upgrade, my current specs are :-Mobo : ASUS P5Q Pro TurboCPU : Q6600 quad at 3.2ghzRAM : 4gb Corsair XMS2 DDR2 800 at 853mhzGPU : Ati XFX Radeon 4890 1gbHDD1 : WD Caviar Black 750gb 32mbHDD2 : Samsung Spinpoint 500gb 16mbOS : Win 7 x64 UltimateCONTROLLER : Saitek Pro Flight YokeI was thinking about maybe adding another 4gb of XMS2 and a set of rudder pedals but would greatly appreciate your oppinions.Many Thanks

Save it up towards a new PC.Well, the rudder pedals would be nice...

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Dont add more ram, will do nothing for fsx. Perhaps faster ram, if your mobo can handle it. Rudder is a must, I'd say. Add TrackIR 4 or 5 and put your head in the cockpit. Bjorn

"I´ll rather be down here wishing I was up there

than be up there wishing I was down here"

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Thanks for the reply, I'm strongly swayed towards the pedals, the trackir is a cracking idea too. Also have been looking at some SSD's,. omg decisions, decisions.Thanks again

An SSD is a great idea. I've added a single one exclusively for FSX. Crucial Real C300 120-something gb is not too pricy, and as far as I know, is maintainance free. B

"I´ll rather be down here wishing I was up there

than be up there wishing I was down here"

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