I've used Nhancer for FU III for a long time. After a recent video card upgrade I noticed that it didn't seem to launch properly anymore. Then I noticed that FU III looked pretty "unenhanced".Since I still have an Nvidia card I opened the Nvidia control panel. I defined settings for flight3.exe just as I'd done with Nhancer and got a well-rendered FU III back. Thus, Nhancer seems to be redundant with a more recent Nvidia control panel.As we all know after all these years, a little haze makes the sim look better since no matter how much filtering you use for the rendering the distant horizon may show some artifacts.

Hello Hans. Download Nvidia Inspector and it will do an even better job than nHancer in my opinion. It runs with the latest cards and drivers.

Nhancer does not work with the latest Nvidia graphics drivers, Hans. You need to use Nvidia Inspector, as Naji has indicated.

Yes, I'll uninstall the oldish version of nHancer and go for the inspector. In fact, I did download the inspector when I noticed Naji's reply. I used it to to set more anisotropic filtering. However, my main question remains, do we really need / benefit from anything in addition to the standard (recent) Nvidia control panel? Whatever I set through the inspector will be reflected in the flight3.exe profile I set up through the standard control panel. Thus, the Nvidia inspector seems to present itself as an indirect way of controlling the control panel. The inspector may offer additional feature as the overclocking capability though.

Nvidia Inspector offers a greater range of anti aliasing options as a starter, but whether any of them will make a difference to FU3 is a debatable point.

I checked the latest nHancer as well and found that it didn't work. It installs all right but when I launch it it just quits without placing a tray icon. That's exactly what my previous version did after I got an Nvidia GForce GT 430 card. I'll stick to the Nvidia Inspector.