Does anybody really know !Bob (Lecanto, Fl)

I don't think anyone's answered at this point because the question's been asked and responded to in the forum--do a forum search on "Dual Core" and I believe you'll find out some answers.-John

>Does anybody really know !>>Bob (Lecanto, Fl)>I will in Oct, LOLRegards, MichaelKDFWhttp://www.calvirair.com/mcpics/tfbeta.jpg

Or, maybe, November :-) . (Or, better yet,late September?).

More than they did for FS2004.

I really like tdraggers somewhat cryptic and sometimes ambiguous responses. ;)

My horse has eaten the car, but paint the house anyway.How's that for an answer? Could I work for MS now? :D

It should allow for beter peformance as there will be fibers distributed between the cores (or multiple CPU's if you went that route)Fibers are user mode thread equavalents, and apparantley FSX is more 'threaded' this time. Multiple cores and lots of video memeory will make for a better expereince. Now in theory, differing parts of the graphics engine can be split to 2 cpus, AI runs on a fiber, flight modelling etc. Then Windows allocates those fibers to a core resulting in beter overall performance.Bring it on! :)

How about when quad core comes about?RH

4X the fun!

FSX is multithreaded. She will merrily make use of Dual-Cores or Dual-CPUs.

Have you been using babelfish? :)