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471.41 and GTX1080TI

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Just a heads up to those seeking for some stability.

This one has my captured for as long as i can remember (properly when it was released)

GTX1080TI EVGA 11GB

MSFS and P3D 5.(2-3)

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I am so glad I got the EVGA GTX1080 when graphics cards were affordable years ago and am still happily using it. Serves me well, mostly for MSFS those days but still for P3D5.3. XP11, and AeroflyFS2. Even with  my Reverb 1, while it doesn't wonders it works.

I'm not prepared to spend 1500 $ for a new graphics card. 

I'm usually going with new drivers, but always wait until I've see enought reports to be sure there are no issues.

Kind regards, Michael

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6 hours ago, Michael Moe said:

Just a heads up to those seeking for some stability.

This one has my captured for as long as i can remember (properly when it was released)

GTX1080TI EVGA 11GB

MSFS and P3D 5.(2-3)

Michael Moe

 

When was this one released? You recommend staying on that version?

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[MSFS 2020 running with Fenix A320, PMDG 737, FSS E-175, Aerosoft CRJ]

[P3D v5.3 HF2 running with ifly 737 Max 8, FSLabs A319/320/321, Feelthere E170/175/190/195 v3, PMDG 737 NGXu ,TFDI 717, Aerosoft CRJ Pro, Majestic Dash 8, CS 757 iii, Feelthere ERJ-145, Fly The Maddog X, QW 787, PMDG 777]

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thats quite old isnt it ?


9900k, RTX3080 12 GB ,maximus hero XI, Arctic Freezer 280 AIO, Phanteks Mesh case, 32GB steel series ram (3000 GHZ) , x3 Samsung Evo's 480 GB for scenery, intel 1660p 2TB nvme for P3D and addons /Scenery, Adata 480GB nvme for OS win11, 2 TB SSHD for everything else, 43" LG 4K TV for the sim(1440P) , second 27" monitor for charts/ YouTube etc. Warthog Stick, TCA ( Airbus) Throttle and Logitech  pedals, Razer keyboard and mouse, oh and a usb fan to cool me down on approach !

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2 hours ago, sonny147 said:

thats quite old isnt it ?

It is but it works very well.

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I'm still on 471.11 with my 1080Ti.
Very smooth and stable.

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I too am still very happy with my 1080.  I just giggle at those who are paying those prices for the 3000 series.  I even have a good 'ol i7-2700k running at 4.8GHz!  System runs great for my flightsim needs and development.

 


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Netgear 1Gbps modem & router, (3) 27" 1440 wrap-around displays
Full array of Saitek and GoFlight hardware for the cockpit

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