November 29, 20196 yr Hi, I updated my computer hardware today to an I9 9900KS on a 390er Motherboard. I tried the previous P3D Installation from my old System (I7, 6700K) but it seams not to work as good as I aspected, so I decided to make a fresh install. I have the following hard drives: Drive C 960 Evo M.2 SSD 256 GB for Win10 Drive D 970 Evo Plus M.2 SSD 1 TB for P3D Drive E 950 Evo (normal) SSD 465 GB for Addons ? Drive C and D are M.2 SSDs and faster than Drive E because its only a "normal" SSD I have to install: P3DV4 Active Sky, Chaseplane ORBX (Global, Vector, LC; regional Areas: all North America Areas, Australia, Neuseeland, Germany, England, Wales, some Airports) UTX USA, Europa, Canada, TAC FS pilots Mesh (9 DVDs) 50 Airports from Flytampa, Flightbeam, FSDreamteam, MK Studio, Justsim, Aerosoft... Which order would you recommend to me and which addons would you install where? Thanks Erik
November 29, 20196 yr My config is I have P3D installed in an SSD, and all other add-ons and scenery installed in a normal 2TB HDD. But since all you storage drive are SSD, there is not much advantage to be gained by splitting the install between separate drives. I would recommend, irrespective of where you install them, to add the airports using the add-on.xml method, and avoid installing them in the main root folder. Also, FYI, m.2 is a physical standard and nothing to do with speed. You're probably referring to the NVME standard.
November 29, 20196 yr Commercial Member 1 hour ago, ninerwhiskey9W said: Also, FYI, m.2 is a physical standard and nothing to do with speed. You're probably referring to the NVME standard. The 960 EVO and 970 EVO plus are NVMe. Cheers! Luke Luke Kolin I make simFDR, the most advanced flight data recorder for FSX, Prepar3D and X-Plane.
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