Hi!I wonder what experience you have of Captain Sim's Legendary 727with regard to impact on framerates?I intend to buy it and use it for both my FS2002 and FS9.My setup: P4 2.53 gHz, 1 Gig RAM and a GF 4 4200 Ti.Grateful for your experience and advice.....Thanks!Hans HermanssonSweden

hi,AMD1800 xp,256mb ram,and the same GF4 ti4200 and it performs well on my system,on average 15-20 fps,with the sliders fairly high :-)nice panel,nice models,i'm really happy that i took the plunge and bought it,makes a nice break from DC8's.in conclusion:buy it,fly it,be happy with it.

Yep, its a very nice plane. Got it this week, as I started to like the 727, and usually switch between the CaptainSim 727 and my freeware custom-merged 727. The CaptainSim 727 has been improved lately and is now at Version 1.5.Please note two things though: 1. The gauges in 2D can be a bit small (although there is an optional digital readout available for the most important gauges), so make sure you run at least a 1280 resolution and upwards. You have nearly the same spec as me (I own a P4 2.4 and slightly less ram), and it is running absolutely fabulous at a higher resolution. 2. Prior to actually getting it I recommend you download an excellent CS727 tutorial available here at avsim: cs27tutorialfs9.zip. It will acquaint you with most of the systems and some peculiarities of the CaptainSim 727.Hope this helps,celticmatrix

Hello all,Yes, by all means, buy the 727 . . . you'll like it. One of the best FS addon's I have run across. The only item I can fault, and it is easialy fixed with a small .cfg change is a bit of nose down in cruise and approach, but other than that, again, one of the best FS addon's of all time.Best,Clayton T. Dopke (Clay)Major, USAF (retired)"Drac"B52Drivr@ aol.com ...... PS I have the .cfg changes if you want them.

I use the boxed version of Captain Sim's 727, and compare it to that of Flight1's DC9: Professional product on frame rates. In that, although the both aircraft are complex in their own right, they are not overly so, and both yield excellent frame rates.Your P4/Ti4200 rig should run it without qualm.

Hi Clay!I hope you are fine, and thanks for reply.Just curious; how then do you fix the nose down pitchin the cfg.file?I realize it's a fine addon, but would like to feel reallyconvinced.Grateful for further advice........Thanks again!Hans HermanssonSWEDEN

I too am considering purchasing the Captain Sim 727, with such positive feedback by you guys, I'll purchase it today.

I've had it for a while--it was my first payware anything, and I still love it. Too many liveries to get bored. Great on framerates, nice model, nice panels, what more can you say. 100% thumbs up...billg

The CS 727 is a real beauty...it has a few niggles but along with PMDG's bird I rate it as the best passenger jets available for FS imo. Great old fashioned steam gauge navigation for when you're tired of glass cockpits ;)I recommend it...and framerates are very good, much better than other planes in it's class and complexity I find...CheersDave