Hi!I have a Samsung SyncMaster P2370 at 1920x1080 at the first port of my graphics card (see my specs). On the second one I have DualHead2Go (which is practically a second monitor).I am always running FSX+NGX on fullscreen mode and get 25 FPS averaged, but when I click e.g. at the ND and pull it down to the DualHead2Go monitors, my frames increase to only 19-20 FPS averaged.Do you have any ideas to improve the performance with multiple monitors? Or could Extreme FSX PC V2 an idea to improve my frames?Cheers

Tried it in windowed mode? For some it increases performance by a huge margin

Tried it in windowed mode? For some it increases performance by a huge margin

Thank you for your answer, but it did not work :-(I am thinking of buying Extreme FSX PC V2. Any recommendations?

What you currently have is pretty extreme I think...

I am thinking of buying Extreme FSX PC V2. Any recommendations?

Sorry not familiar with that

No ideas?

Your saying you have a 1920x1080 monitor on Port 1 and a DualHead2go on Port 2? That would put a lot of stress on any video card. In that case a GTX570 may not be enough. The reason being the amount of Video Memory on the card. Some of these guys running setups with ultra high resolutions are using GTX580 cards with up to 3 gig of memory. The GTX570 only has 1.2 gig.Your rig seems pretty much top notch and I don't think buying a faster one is gonna help much since your already at 4.2 ghz. But buying a beefier video card to handle your muIti-monitor setup will probably help. Or you could buy a 2nd GTX570. Run the 1920x1080 monitor on the 1st card and the Dualhead2go on the 2nd card.

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OK, thanks!My other idea was to increase my FPS with the external program Extreme FSX PC V2 by FSPS. (Cause when the frames or higher, they wont to drop too low, right? )Do you think it`s worth it?

Don't know about the FSX PC V2 by FSPS but I'm sure somebody will come along shortly with some more info.

Edited January 27, 201214 yr by UAL115

Thank you Paul!Any ideas?

No ideas?

Bump the CPU up from 4,2 to 4,5+ GHz. It´ll give you additional power.