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improve the graphic of my fsx

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Hi All, 

 

I am trying to do my ppl and want to try on fsx most of the time and have a great quality image.

 

Can you please share your system specs you are running ?

 

I am running athlon x2 2 core 3200 mhz overclocked to 3400 mhz , 8gb ram at 800mhz and gtx 650 with 2gb of ram (1000mhz gpu) but the graphic doesn't look great on highest spec.

 

I have rex and activesky but again the quality is bad compared to some videos i have seen on youtube.

 

for great graphic does cpu matter the most or gpu?

 

any advise is much appreciated 

regards

 

The CPU is very important when it comes to FSX.  Quad cores above 3.4 GHz and preferable running at 4 GHz or faster seem to be the best.

 

 

My PC

  • Processor
    Intel Q9650
  • Processor Cores
    4
  • Processor Speed
    3.825 GHz
  • RAM
    4 GB Mushkin DDR2-800 OC to 850 MHz
  • Video Board Manufacturer
    Zotac
  • Video Board Model
    Nv-8800GT-OC
  • Video Memory
    512 MB
  • Mother Board
    Gigabyte GA-EP35-DS3R
  • Hard Drives
    2 Western Digital Black Caviar
  • Monitor
    Acer V223W
  • Operating System
    Windows XP Home 32 bit SP3
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    CH Products Fighterstick USB
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  • Rudder Pedals
    CH Products ProPedals USB
  • Other
    CH Products ThrottleQuadrant USB
    TrackIR 3 Pro with Vector Expansion
 
 
My Simulator
  • My Simulator
    FSX
  • Alternate Simulator #1
    FS9
  • Alternate Simulator #2
     
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  • Utilities
    FSUIPC - non registered
  • Weather / Graphics
    Active Sky 2012
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    Ultimate Terrain X USA
    Ultimate Terrain X Tropical America and Caribbean
    Ultimate Traffic 2

My computer: ABS Gladiator Gaming PC featuring an Intel 10700F CPU, EVGA CLC-240 AIO cooler (dead fans replaced with Noctua fans), Asus Tuf Gaming B460M Plus motherboard, 16GB DDR4-3000 RAM, 1 TB NVMe SSD, EVGA RTX3070 FTW3 video card, dead EVGA 750 watt power supply replaced with Antec 900 watt PSU.

Also dont always believe what you see on Youtube, alot of people record at half speed and then play it back at an increased rate ,then  add post effects to them. And its definitely a case of the faster your clock speed of the CPU then the better it runs, GPU is important too but not as important.

 

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Hi All, 

 

I am trying to do my ppl and want to try on fsx most of the time and have a great quality image.

 

Can you please share your system specs you are running ?

 

I am running athlon x2 2 core 3200 mhz overclocked to 3400 mhz , 8gb ram at 800mhz and gtx 650 with 2gb of ram (1000mhz gpu) but the graphic doesn't look great on highest spec.

 

I have rex and activesky but again the quality is bad compared to some videos i have seen on youtube.

 

for great graphic does cpu matter the most or gpu?

 

any advise is much appreciated 

regards

Since you mentioned seeing videos on YouTube, there are three people I am subscribed to that have great tutorials: FSXGenius (who is the only one of the three who uses an AMD processor and video card, as I do), frooglesim, and Mat Davies.

I've found that the parameters set in the fsx.cfg file has been extremely important, no matter what hardware setup I've had over the years.

Stevan Makarevich

 

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