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Anybody 'NOT' repeat 'NOT' using FSUIPC

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I am using FSUIPC in FSX with my old partition of XP.However, I am also using 2 other instances of FSX, one in a new partition of XP PRO and the other in Vista 64. Those 2 do NOT have FSUIPC. Both have SP2 and ACCELERATION. I notice NO restriction and NO difference in performance whatsoever with my OLD FSX.Any thoughts?Abe

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Forgot to add that I am getting much better FPS in the new XP PRO and Vista 64 without FSUIPC.

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I have FSUIPC in FSX, but not the registered version.


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I don't have FSUIPC and see no reason why I should. I know someome has it because he uses it to assign various controls for various hardware (or something like that), but for normal use FSUIPC is not needed at all.

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Some add-ons, not necessarily hardware related, require it to work. Some need it to work at all, others will have extra functionality when FSUIPC is installed.Daniel

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>I am using FSUIPC in FSX with my old partition of XP.>>However, I am also using 2 other instances of FSX, one in a>new partition of XP PRO and the other in Vista 64. Those 2 do>NOT have FSUIPC. Both have SP2 and ACCELERATION. I notice NO>restriction and NO difference in performance whatsoever with>my OLD FSX.>>Any thoughts?>>AbeSo you're saying that FSUIPC doesn't affect performnace? I thought that was a given anyway.

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My soul would be torn apart if I had to choose between Ultimate Terrain and FSMMovingMap. I might never find my way home from the Rockies without the FSUIPC link to the moving map; for me, at least, it's an essential for VFR touring...perhaps replacement utilities don't need it, but it's what I have relied on for several years now.Loyd

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In NO way I am knocking down FSUIPC. As I mentioned earlier I am using it in FS9 and in my oldest FSX installation. I probably benefit from it quite a bit. What I am saying is this: in the other 2 instances of FSX, one in XP and the other in Vista 64, I do NOT have FSUIPC installed. It does not seem that I am losing any BENEFITS. Possibly because I am not using anything that is dependant on FSUIPC.I run a navigation program (XCONN) in conjunction with GPS and mapping programs like MAPPOINT and STREETS and also Flightsim Commander (limited) flawlessly. I am sure that some of you who responded would find FSUIPC invaluable and a MUST-HAVE. The reason I started this post is more out of curiosity than anything else. And I do appreciate all the responses.Thanks.Abe

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