will it run any good on my PC specs Asus P7P55D PRO 80GB 2.5" SSD Intel X25-M G2 SATA Intel SSD 320 120GB 1TB Western Digital Caviar Green Corsair 4GB (2x2048MB) 1600MHz XMS3 total 8GB Intel Core i7 860, 2.80GHz XFX Radeon HD5850 1GB Black Edition Corsair HX 650W 80+ Antec Three Hundred Samsung SH-S223L 22X Lightscribe DL SATA Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

Yes, Don't Worry! You might want to try getting a noctua NH-D14 Cooler and overclocking to get better performance, but that's about it

Don't see why not. It runs really good on my Vista 32-bit, Core2Duo 2Ghz laptop....really (after much tweaking to cut down on memory usage)! You should have zero trouble with running it on your rig.

haha ok my computerskill is not the best but thnx anymay

Hi, this is my specs: I7 920 (2.67Ghz) Ovc:4.02GhzRAM: 6GoNvidia GTX 260 896MbDD SAMSUNG Spinpoint F4EG - 2 To - SATA II - 32 Mo cacheOS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64BitsI hope it will also I'll buy 737X just now returning at home... I would tell you the result

Don't see why not. It runs really good on my Vista 32-bit, Core2Duo 2Ghz laptop....really (after much tweaking to cut down on memory usage)! You should have zero trouble with running it on your rig.

hi mate,Can you please advise the changes you made?Many thanks

hi mate, Can you please advise the changes you made? Many thanks

I'm at the office and away from my FSX PC, so I can't give precise details...but I did the following:1. Put in the recommended FSX.cfg settings in the intro manual (already had the HIGHMEM line in, but didn't have the 4096 thing). Made sure in-game FSX settings matched settings listed in Intro manual.2. Turned off plane-produced shadows.3. Stepped autogen down to sparse.4. Used an external frame-limiter (the .bat file one) - never needed one before (with MD-11 or J41, but it helped with NGX)5. Defragged hard drive6. Closely examined the services running on my system and halted those that were hogging memory (anti-virus, indexing service, 3rd party application updaters, etc). I run FSX with ASE (both of which are using X-Graphics enhancements) and Air Hauler. I launch ASE first, then FSX (via the frame limiter bat), and then Air Hauler, which I have set to allow manual loading. I'll get my mission setup in Air Hauler, then open up FSBuild to get my flightplan setup and exported...then I close FSBuild. I finish cargo/full load planning in Air Hauler (I flip between it and FSX so I can match up the loads in the FMC) and launch the mission, minimizing Air Hauler once it's flight monitor is running. Then I get going with pre-flight in FSX (I flip it to full screen view). During my session in FSX, I am careful to not go fooling around with anything not directly related to FSX (browsing the net or doing anything else that takes memory)...that's what my MacBook sitting beside the PC is for (with all NGX manuals loaded on it). ;) Doing all of that, I've managed to keep memory usage under 90%, even with crappy weather in FSX. I probably got 10+ medium-long distance flights in over this past weekend without any crashes or OOM errors. I did have one instance where the external view was starting to not load the textures (while sitting on the ground between flights), so I simply restarted FSX and carried on. Now my PC is NOT the primary computer in the house...it's JUST for FSX and SSM 2007, so I don't have to do anything else with it other than FSX stuff. I think if one starts dinking around with the internet, email, and other stuff during an NGX flight, they're asking for trouble. ;)

Many thanks Scott. That was a very detailed explanation. Cheers :)