I currently have a ATI 7770 and the FPS when using REX, ORBX and PMD737 are horrible. It mostly lags in the cockpit and I was wondering if I was to buy a GT 660 will there be any improved performance? I've seen YouTube videos of people getting nice FPS with a 560...

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Doesn't sound like a bad idea. Although - keep in mind - frames per second is also partly affected by your CPU.

eg. a clock speed of 2.6 will generate less FPS than, say, 4.2 ghz.

 

So my advice would be - if you want to have smooth FPS, balance out your video card and your cpu.

I am using a GTX 650 TI Boost and I have a good perfomance, you can get maybe some extra perfomance with the GTX 660.

I have a CPU which clocks at 4.2Ghz I just  want good performance  otherwise its not much point of flying without the NGX and REX/Orbx.

 

I am using a GTX 650 TI Boost and I have a good perfomance, you can get maybe some extra perfomance with the GTX 660.

 Thanks what sort of performance do you get, and which addons do you use? 

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Sorry for the delay in my answer, tomorrow I'll show you my configuration and my addons