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My Vista SP1 experience with FSX

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Downloaded SP1 and this evening started up FSX. All that I noticed that was different was that I had to REINSTALL FSX Acceleration. I had to put in my registration number too. After that, everything was perfectly normal.No blurries, and no frame rate changes. Things look good. I guess I'm lucky! I did notice that Windows overall seemed more seamless and a little faster than before.The jury's still out, but so far I'm quite pleased with this Vista update.

I installed SP1 tonight. Everything went smoothly. I fired up FSX and all seems ok. Only think I noticed was that my volume had been turned down. No Acceleration problem here.JimDell XPS 420 Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 3.0 ghz3 gb dual channel 800 mhz DDR2 RAM512 mb nvidia 8800GT500 gb SATA drive 7200 rpmSoundblaster X-Fi Xtreme Music22" Acer widescreen LCDWindows Vista Home Premium

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SP1 broke FSX vsync... I &%#%&* don't believe that.Hotfix please. Quick !Heiko

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Heiko

 

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