With FlyTampa's Hong Kong scenery, I set scenery complexity to very dense, autogen to normal, water to mid 1.x, then took off from Kai Tak, flew up to 8,000', turned right and set a course for the Cheung Chau VOR, then entered the IGS 13A approach back to runway 13 at Kai Tak (VHHX). The FPS was showing between 18-24, but I tried not to pay to much attention to that number but instead to the overall smoothness of the simulation in motion. It displayed a much lower FPS than with other aircraft but was just as smooth if not even smoother than many other aircraft. It was over all a very enjoyable experience, and the aircraft handles extremely well, and the autopilot functions are extremely accurate. My system specs are on my signature. I spent most of the day yesterday researching various set-up options to get this aircraft performing optimally, and so far I am quite satisfied.

Yes David. People should just turn the dang frame counter OFF, and judge the flight by how smooth it is, not by some arbitrary number.

+1 SMOOTHNESS rules in a simulation. I've been extremely impressed. :D Dare I say I actually like FSX now. Best regards,Robin.