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New Computer: Intel 6700K @ 4.6ghz + Nvidia 1080GTX VS X-Plane 10

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Ok so with the IXEG 737 at MrX SFO with Skymax and World Traffic running with everything maxed out I was getting 50 FPS at 1920X1080

 

at 3440x1440 I was getting 20FPS so I dropped the eye candy a little and now getting 35FPS :)

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Here are some images from my side.

 

Skymaxx is maxed out and photo scenery is being used. Resolution 3440x1440 Ultra Wide screen

 

Rendering settings 

 

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I'm honestly not that impressed with the 1080. Went from 780Ti to 1080 and I barely notice any difference in Xplane, but I guess having more Vram is a plus.


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I'm honestly not that impressed with the 1080. Went from 780Ti to 1080 and I barely notice any difference in Xplane, but I guess having more Vram is a plus.

 

Strange.  I went from a 780ti to a 980ti (EVGA OC) about a year ago and I definitely noticed a difference on a 1440p monitor.

 

To be honest, although it would be exciting to spring for a new card, I've been happy enough with my 980ti that I'm planning on hanging onto it for another year. Perhaps see how things shake out, or spring for a new CPU & MB next year if there's anything compelling to upgrade to.


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Would it be worth it to upgrade from a GTX 580 to a 1080, for P3D purposes? Will I see a difference?


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Would it be worth it to upgrade from a GTX 580 to a 1080, for P3D purposes? Will I see a difference?

Maybe better to ask in the P3D forum?

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How much VRAM does that GTX 580 have?

 

1.5Gb only. It may be considered outdated I guess, I purchased it in 2010. I'm one of the old "sandy bridge" processor people. 


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1.5Gb only. It may be considered outdated I guess, I purchased it in 2010. I'm one of the old "sandy bridge" processor people.

 

For P3D, I think a new processor would be the first priority......


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I heard the best cure for P3D issues is to format the harddrive it resides on.


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P3D is still a 32bit software so you will be fine with the G3258 duo core, and oc it to 4.5Ghz. That would be about a $200 investment for both CPU and new water or air cooling. Run Windows on core 0 and P3D on core 1.... done.


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I heard the best cure for P3D issues is to format the harddrive it resides on.

 

I see what you did there! :smile:


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Today i assembled my new computer. (I7 6700k+GTX1080 Strix+32GB RAM) Is it recommendet to reinstall Xplane, or can i use my old installation?


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Old should be fine, xplane leaves nothing in the registry afaik.


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Today i assembled my new computer. (I7 6700k+GTX1080 Strix+32GB RAM) Is it recommendet to reinstall Xplane, or can i use my old installation?

 

Just use your old install, but some payware will need to be reactivated.

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