December 16, 201114 yr Hi,According to the system requirements I have assigned free 100GB for the product, however the used space after installation is around 4GB, Can you please explain?Appreciate your adviceMoshe Moshe Mizrahi
December 16, 201114 yr Commercial Member Hi,When you start using certain features like recoloring, creating new variations, and/or snapshots, the size can really increase alots, so extra free space needed. Kind RegardsChris Willis
December 16, 201114 yr Author Thanks Chris.So the 100GB will be used if i implement all the recoloring for all textures and creating all possible variations?I'm just trying to figure out in which scenarios the 100GB i have cleaned are really necessary to keep.Thank you Moshe Mizrahi
December 16, 201114 yr Commercial Member Hi,Well yes and also it is always better to have more empty room in the hardisk, Hardisk perform better when half is empty. Also dont forget to defrag after installing. Kind RegardsChris Willis
December 16, 201114 yr Author I'm on SSD, so i need 10% empty, space is more expensive and no defrags :) Moshe Mizrahi
December 16, 201114 yr I have an SSD that I am using solely for FSX. I could in no possible way free up 100GB on that drive as it is a 128 GB SSd in the first place. I usually try to have things on it that get accessed during flight, REX for example is installed on a seperate HD as it moves the desired textures to a folder within the fsx installation itself.Will AS 2012 access textures in flight, therefore would it benefit from being on the SSD itself?Regards,Markus Hi,Well yes and also it is always better to have more empty room in the hardisk, Hardisk perform better when half is empty. Also dont forget to defrag after installing.
December 16, 201114 yr Commercial Member I have an SSD that I am using solely for FSX. I could in no possible way free up 100GB on that drive as it is a 128 GB SSd in the first place. I usually try to have things on it that get accessed during flight, REX for example is installed on a seperate HD as it moves the desired textures to a folder within the fsx installation itself.Will AS 2012 access textures in flight, therefore would it benefit from being on the SSD itself?Regards,Markusyou can install as in a seperate hardisk or the same, As2012 only inject texture before fsx is started, not in flight, 10 gig will be enought if you dont do much snapshot or recoloring. Kind RegardsChris Willis
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