May 28, 201313 yr Commercial Member So, I'm getting the first of two GTX780s tomorrow, and I was just wondering if there was any worth reinstalling FSX after I redo my drivers and all that good stuff?If someone could help me out with how I should go about switching GPUs, that would be awesome Cheers, Aamir Aamir Thacker
May 28, 201313 yr It's up to you, really. If your O.S. is stable, going from one NVidia GPU to another will not require a reload. I'm re-loading for my 780 only because I want to do comparison tests with FSX @ stock with the 680 vs the 780. Edit: on second thought, I think I'll save the Windows reload until I decide what to do about Haswell. No sense reloading a perfectly good installed O.S. if I'm not having issues...
May 28, 201313 yr Author Commercial Member Ah well, I guess I'll just unload FSX and clean up my well bloated sim folder And my computer has been off for about a couple of weeks so I reset the BIOS, need to re-OC that i7 3770K tomorrow as well. Ah so much to do, sounds like a fun day ahead! :lol: Aamir Thacker
May 28, 201313 yr It depends on how many addons you have. For me, reinstalling FSX is bnot an option. . That's why I do disk image copy so I can restore everything. IF I have to reinstall, I may as well build a new PC (new MB, CPU and Memory) Manny Beta tester for SIMStarter
May 28, 201313 yr Author Commercial Member It depends on how many addons you have. For me, reinstalling FSX is bnot an option. . That's why I do disk image copy so I can restore everything. IF I have to reinstall, I may as well build a new PC (new MB, CPU and Memory) Eh, I have a decent amount of patience. Should keep me busy until my new toy arrives! :wub: Aamir Thacker
May 28, 201313 yr Eh, I have a decent amount of patience. Should keep me busy until my new toy arrives! :wub: Exactly. I've got a ludicrous amount of add-ons as well but I'll reload just to get a definitive comparison and really see the benefits of my upgrade.
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