Hi,I'm going to buy a new computer and I'm just wondering if I'm gonna get good FPS on a system that I'm currently considering to buy:Intel Core i7 4x 3.4GHz to 3.8GHz8GB of RAM (DDR3)Nvidia GeForce GTX550Ti 1024MBProbably Windows 7 64bitI want to run FSX on high settings along with REX (even with much clouds).

Hi,I'm going to buy a new computer and I'm just wondering if I'm gonna get good FPS on a system that I'm currently considering to buy:Intel Core i7 4x 3.4GHz to 3.8GHz8GB of RAM (DDR3)Nvidia GeForce GTX550Ti 1024MBProbably Windows 7 64bitI want to run FSX on high settings along with REX (even with much clouds).

HelloProbably run reasonably on medium settingsReally you are going to need an i72600K or i52500K @ >4ghz and a GTX 560 to run with the settings you want

Hi my Set-up is this

Intel® Core™ i7-2600K CPU (8 CPUs)

Memory: 8192MB RAM

Hard Drive: 1 TB

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti 2gb o/c core 946 shader1897 memory 2006

LG27inch HD 1080p plus 1 17inchs

Sound Card: 5.1 surround sound Gigabyte

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did not use REX . If I was you I would get a 560ti or higher

Thanks for your replies. About the CPU, it is an 2600K, I forgot to add this.And how much GB would to recommend for the video card?

We have hardware forums here. Moved.

Thanks for your replies. About the CPU, it is an 2600K, I forgot to add this.And how much GB would to recommend for the video card?

I Would recommend a 2GB GPU, Also that i7 2600k can be over-clocked with additional cooling system added

Quite too much, 2GB for FSX. It is known that people with 3GB on the GPU sometimes have problems with FSX. I would recommend, for FSX, not more than 1,5GB. FSX is usually using about 500-700MB of VRAM, so why do you need 2-3GB?

I thought of a GTX570 with 1.2GB, that would make it?Just want to be sure.. It would be quite unpleasant if I'd waste all that money :)

Yeah, should be quite alright.

Alright, thank you.