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Monitor Resolution for FSX (boxed)

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Hello, don't know what forum this goes in but Im sure someone will let me know. Here is my situation. I just purchased a BenQ EW3270U 4K monitor. This thing is a BEAST. It's at least 2.75 larger than my previous monitor. Actually it's a bit of an overkill to be honest. Im running a WIn10 machine with FSX (boxed) all updates, 32Gig RAM, with a Nvidia GTX 980 GPU. Win10 rec. a native resolution of 3840x2160 running this monitor. Should I run FSX at the same resolution or something lower? I am probably running the limits to the extreme on the GTX 980. Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks

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The only thing I can think of is to run FSX and check the highest resolution under FSX/Settings/Customize/Graphics and see how it runs.  Make sure whatever resolution you choose matches your Windows resolution.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hi, I have a similar sized monitor (in terms of resolution) with FSX Boxed on it and have been using it for some time now I am using  3440 x 1440 resolution without problem or frame rate droppage in FSX, of course the inbuilt FSX memory constraints still apply.


John

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thank you for the replies. So I am currently running FSX and desktop on the rec. setting per Win10 3840x2160. Thanks again for your assistance. "FLY NAVY"

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If you run any monitor at anything other than its native resolution you will compromise the image quality. Unfortunately I have to run my BenQ UHD monitor at 1920*1080 in P3D v3 because FSL Concorde is 32-bit compatible only. In P3D v4 it's wonderful at UHD.

@SailorDoc, providing you don't run out of VAS or fps are too low try staying with it because the crisp panel quality is second to none. 👍


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