November 6, 201510 yr Hello Captains,I see more and more posts here about P3D for the NGX users. I'm still running it on FSX, and I'm curious to know what is the big advantage to pay 200$ for P3D ?Thanks for you comments,Benoit, Benoit Campeauwww.benoitcampeau.com/fsxCYUL based - Aviation Enthusiasts Virtual Pilot & 737NGX Cockpit Builder
November 7, 201510 yr I just done the transfer and wow go for it dude. FSX has nothing on P3D. just get the academic license Vernon Howells
November 7, 201510 yr If you got no issues with fsx and are happy with it than just stay where your are, cant see why would you change, if you do change you have to make sure all you addons will work plus than you have to pay again for the ngx I7-8700k,Corsair h1101 cooler ,Asus Strix Gaming Intel Z370 S11 motherboard, Corsair 32gb ramDD4,, gtx 1080ti Card, RM850 power supply Peter kelberg
November 7, 201510 yr The swap was a bit annoying to be honest, with regards to price and repurchasing, but I hope there is a long term future with P3D. I have only P3D v3 installed for 2 weeks so too early to say. It looks and feels a lot like FSX, but it hasn't CTD yet so lets see. A little bit smoother, and slow frame rates are smoothed out more. You would expect a few improvments on stability, over clasic FSX, but I am hoping that the SE-FSX will force some competition. The weather effects are better. For example when flying in fog, or flying above fog, there is just a thick blanket of cloud a bit like the real thing. You get some nice fading of atmophere as you look to the distance. I willl probably get more add on scenery for P3D v3, as they have managed the way scenery loads up, in a more effective way. My biggest conserns on P3D are the new versions and re-purchasing to come. And the compatibility of add-ons over time. If v3 is the focus for a few years then great. Benoit - Froogle did a few good videos on P3D2.5 and v3, you have probably seen them? J u l ia n D i a m a n d i s
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