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Computer upgrades for smoother running FSX

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Hey guys,

Just need a little help with my computer. I want to run higher graphics and have very smooth running flights with no chopyness during the game. It seems like just running a PMDG 737 NGX or a captain sim 707/ 737 its slow to load from different views and flying through weather slows down my computer. Im not going to lie, I also am not the best with computer stuff. I can fix a car but not my computer. I don't really have a budget and don't mind spending a bit of money to make everything run much faster and have a more enjoyable flying experience.

Currently this is what I have!

  • Windows Vista with Service Pack 2
  • HP Computer Model Number P6152F
  • Rating 4.4?
  • Processor: AMD Phenom 8450 Triple-Core Processor 2.10ghz
  • Memory (RAM) 4.00GB
  • System Type: 64 Bit Operating System

Is there anyway to upgrade the computer without losing any saved programs or payware aircraft I have bough on with FSX?

Thanks a bunch

Kyle

The biggest improvement in overall performance, for me, was caused by moving from AMD to Intel. A 6-core Thuban (3.6) over to i5-2500K (4.4). I had (surprisingly) no issues changing platforms except for reactivating W7 and I think one payware aircraft needed that too. Easy and nearly seamless and the darn thing runs great.

 

Good luck!

Greg

i7-9700K, MSI Z370, PNY 4070 Super, GTX 750Ti, 32GB GSkill, 43" curved Samsung, 32" BenQ, 11" LED, RealSImGear GTN750, Win10,

P3DV5.4/P3DV6 and MSFS, several GoFlight modules, Saitek radio, Brunner CLS-E NG Yoke, Virtual Fly TQ6.

 

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