I'd be interested in all versions up until the BBJ/2.-Raven Harris

I have viewed the cockpit video and all I have to say is "Incredible" and at a good price.. Job well done. With one exception please on your next release " under promise and over deliver" on the timeline it will help on all the negetive feed back.Thanks again

Great airplane, great simulation, great price. The only problem i have is with system requirements. Does anyone know what they may be? I have an E7600 dual core, running at about 3.5-3.6GHz if need be, 4 gigs of DDR3, and an 9800 card. Will that be enough? I have my doubts. Also, just in case my computer doesn't make the cut, will there be any refund policy?

Verry nice indeadI am now flying with the ifly 737 for fsx.I hope that this 737ngx fly as good as that one.Greetings from the netherlands P.s i wil but the bus for sure

Judging from some of the impeccable writing here ("much money your team won't be making"), I'm wondering if "Doyle" isn't really Jar-Jar Binks.

No, he's an iFly employee from China, so his English isn't going to be the strongest.

Soooooooooo happy!!!!!And I am personaly looking very forward to the 700 series and especialy for the BBJ!

I have had many problems as to frame rates with all the tweeks. Upgraded look @ my system specs now all problems are gone running @ 60+ frames in all situations.

Congrats once again to the PMDG team. Since this is such an advanced package and is a collector item in my mind, are there details on the DVD package (probably in partnership with Aerosoft as it was with the MD-11)? Thanks in advance.Vu Pham

It still boggles my mind that FS9 users think they can guilt companies into making business decisions. Until you're on the board of directors, sit back, relax, and go buy substitute products. Can you imagine what would have happened if Henry Ford would have split time between horse drawn carriage support and developing the model A? Just saying...

Thank you guys, for all your efforts and your patience.I can't believe that it is here, it's almost here.I will be buying all the packages, so i hope you make the BBJ and MIL ones.Bests of luck, and i hope you enjoy some well earned vacations in peace.

B) Well done guys! Excellent pricing and availability strategy.I will buy at least up to the BBJ-package, but knowing myself when it becomes available, I'll buy the military package as well :( (just don't tell my wife :( )

Thanks ! :( B) Is it possible to have it in downloadable version from Aerosoft ?

Why would you want that??I'm sure Aerosoft will sell the boxed version once available.

Thanks ! :( :( Is it possible to have it in downloadable version from Aerosoft ?

+1!!

Very reasonable pricing! Looking forward to the release!

Why would you want that??I'm sure Aerosoft will sell the boxed version once available.

Because it is much easier to download 540 MB from europeen servers than from US-servers if you live in europe. If i´m downloading files from the US i have only 20-25 kBit/s.... and that drives me nuts :(

James-Things change. As computing technology has continued to go faster, the hardware makes up for the software.More importantly, as a community we have learned how to more efficiently tune FSX for maximum performance.In the introduction chapter for the NGX, Ryan wrote a wonderful piece that explains how to optimally set up FSX for best performance.A few of our beta testers tried the recommendations and saw a significant improvement in their FPS.I am running FSX on two 32" screens in a debugging configuration and my FPS performance is stellar, even sitting on the ground at KRNT with the OrbX PNW scenery loaded, Active Sky Evolution and a very heavy traffic load in UT2...The fluidity that the NGX provides is a credit to the techniques that we have developed to keep the performance as high as possible. Can I bog it down if I want to? Heck yes... but the days of having to worry about FSX performing poorly are long gone.

Robert,I'd be interested to know what the minimum spec PC you and Yr development team have been running, yet still have the NGX with a few add-ons like ORBX/REX running and have reasonable frame rates.its just that I've been given an older 1156 motherboard to build a PC with and am wondering if a 3Ghz i7 would be good enough? Or does one really need to overclock and get closer to 4ghz for decent frame rates with sliders more to the right?Just curious is all.Thanks,Cheers,David