August 15, 201114 yr Current setup: i7 920 @ stock speed because no matter which way I try to overclock it it throws up bluescreens :/Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3ROCZ 6gb DDR3-1600XFX Radeon HD 4890Caviar Black 640GBSo anyway, the main question is: how much of an FPS increase should I expect if I were to update my GFX card from the HD4890 to a GTX 480 or 580. I've been testing the PMDG 737NGX out and I have to put autogen settings down to pretty much normal and sparse and lower the texture and mesh resolution quite a bit to get any decent amount of FPS.
August 15, 201114 yr Current setup: i7 920 @ stock speed because no matter which way I try to overclock it it throws up bluescreens :/Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3ROCZ 6gb DDR3-1600XFX Radeon HD 4890Caviar Black 640GB So anyway, the main question is: how much of an FPS increase should I expect if I were to update my GFX card from the HD4890 to a GTX 480 or 580. I've been testing the PMDG 737NGX out and I have to put autogen settings down to pretty much normal and sparse and lower the texture and mesh resolution quite a bit to get any decent amount of FPS. Graphics card isn't really much help for your FPS. It's really based on your CPU from what I know and what I've read around different forums. Chris Ferguson PC Specs(Rebuilt 1/11/19): i7-9700K - Non-OC'd, EVGA RTX 2080ti, G.Skillz 16GB Ram 3000mhz, EVGA SuperNOVA 1000w PSU, Cooler Master ML360R, ASRock Phantom Gaming 4 MoBo, 2x 2TB HDD, 1x 1TB Samsung EVO SSD, 1x 220GB WD SSD
August 15, 201114 yr Well, Chris you´re right to a certain degree. FSX is very CPU bound so that a fast GPU won´t boost up that much but If you crank up the AA settings, a faster card will come handy. Best regards, Steffen Fight time: NGX 737-700: 37,0h; -800: 47,2h
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