So fellas, looking at the potential Intel's Haswell is going to bring OC wise, I'll be setting up a nice little rig with the new 4770K, meaning a new mobo. I'll also pick up a couple of GTX780's when they release, and custom WC-ing the setup. This means that my current 3770K, GTX680, H100, P8Z77-V Deluxe will go into a "new" rig. That brings me to my question:

Can I split up simulation tasks between the PCs, considering they're both more than powerful enough to handle FSX on their own?

I'm not thinking about running planning software on one either, I'm thinking more of having a dedicated system to run the complex frame-eating aircraft addons, like the NGX for example, and then running the scenery, FSX, and all that other good stuff on the Primary computer.
Is something like this even possible?

I know that more expensive simulations split up the tasks like this..

 

Frumby

No it isn't. Anything core related to FSX must be run on one computer only.

Right, well, thank you.