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Would this Dell XPS One 2710 run FSX well?
Would this Dell XPS One 2710 run FSX well (fluid video ahd high FPS)? DELL XPS One 2710 XPS One 2710 Fast track 1310 OPERATING SYSTEM: Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64Bit, English PROCESSOR: 3rd Gen Intel® Core™ i5-3450s processor (2.80 GHz with Turbo Boost 2.0 up to 3.50 GHz) MEMORY: 8GB Dual Channel DDR3 1600MHz - 2 DIMMs HARD DRIVE: 1TB 7200RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive OPTICAL DRIVE: 8X Slot Load CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-R Drive) MONITOR: Non-Touch 27" Full High Definition (2560x1440) WLED Display with Webcam VIDEO CARD: NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M 2GB GDDR5 WIRELESS: Dell Wireless 1703 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth v4.0+LE KEYBOARD: Dell KM632 Wireless Keyboard & Mouse MOUSE: Mouse included with Keyboard purchase SOUND CARD: Integrated 5.1 with WAVES MAXXAudio 4 TV TUNERS: Hybrid Digital ATSC/QAM analog TV tuner Card Network Card: Integrated 10/1000 Ethernet Thank you, Kerke
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New PC for FSX (need advice on specs)
Would this Dell XPS One 2710 run FSX well (fluid video ahd high FPS)? DELL XPS One 2710 XPS One 2710 Fast track 1310 OPERATING SYSTEM: Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64Bit, English PROCESSOR: 3rd Gen Intel® Core™ i5-3450s processor (2.80 GHz with Turbo Boost 2.0 up to 3.50 GHz) MEMORY: 8GB Dual Channel DDR3 1600MHz - 2 DIMMs HARD DRIVE: 1TB 7200RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive OPTICAL DRIVE: 8X Slot Load CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-R Drive) MONITOR: Non-Touch 27" Full High Definition (2560x1440) WLED Display with Webcam VIDEO CARD: NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M 2GB GDDR5 WIRELESS: Dell Wireless 1703 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth v4.0+LE KEYBOARD: Dell KM632 Wireless Keyboard & Mouse MOUSE: Mouse included with Keyboard purchase SOUND CARD: Integrated 5.1 with WAVES MAXXAudio 4 TV TUNERS: Hybrid Digital ATSC/QAM analog TV tuner Card Network Card: Integrated 10/1000 Ethernet Thank you, Kerke
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Best flight planning tool.
How about flying real-world flight routes? This is what I use:1) GET THE REAL-WORLD FLIGHT ROUTE: http://flightaware.com/statistics/ifr-route/2) CREATE THE FSIM ROUTE HERE BASED ON ABOVE: http://www.simroutes.com/fb2/ParseRoute.aspx3) GET FUEL INFO HERE: http://fuel.aerotexas.com/4) LISTEN TO LIVE OR RECORDED ATC HERE: http://www.liveatc.net/Best regards,Kerke
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Seeking recommendation: best AAL, DAL and UAL 738 winglet repaints
I am starting to fly the PMDG 737ng legacy aircraft again-- after many years, I still love this model.I wonder if you guys can help me find the best repaints for this aircraft. I am particularly insterested in current American Ailines, Delta, United/Continental and United 738 WINGLET liveries, I can also use some Southest Airlines liveries.Additionally, can you recommend the best replacement sounds set for this plane?One more thing, are there any panel modifications that are worthwile?I don't mind paying for the above repaints, sounds and panel mods so payware is fine with me.How about any improved or optimized FDE?Thank you in advance!Kerke
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FSX: Windows XP 32bit or Windows 7 64bit?
Does the external FPS limiter FPS_Limiter_0.2 also work with FS9?
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FSX: Windows XP 32bit or Windows 7 64bit?
Ecosse_821, all: Thank you so much for your input. I tweaked my FSX following Nicks guide, used Bojote's FSX.cfg and I am using the external FPS limiter. My FSX now runs as well as my FS9 used to run, very fluid!THANK YOU!Nick's Guide: http://www.simforums...topic29041.htmlBojote's Tweak-o-matic: http://www.venetubo.com/fsx.htmlExternal FPS limiter: http://www.vaafse.org/simskunkworks/...imiter_0.2.rar
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FSX: Windows XP 32bit or Windows 7 64bit?
THANKS!!!
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FSX: Windows XP 32bit or Windows 7 64bit?
Would you mind posting a link to Nick's Guide and Bojote's tweaks? Thank you!!!
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FSX: Windows XP 32bit or Windows 7 64bit?
I will try to run FSX on my old Dell XPS 410, which has 8GB RAM, Intel Core2 2.4GHz CPU and NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX+ 512MB graphics.First question, regardless of what operating system I install, will FSX be 'usable' on a weak machine like this?If I instal FSX on this machine, what OS will give me the best performance: Windows XP 32bit or Windows 7 64 bit?Thank you in advance,Kerke
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Level-D Such a shame
northridge, thank you for your post. I avoid posting in the "official" Level-D 767 forum to avoid receiving wise-&@($* replies from that guy DShut. I've been flying the LDS 767 since it first came out many many years ago and it is still my favorite aircraft. Fortunately, I have 3 friends who fly the real-world 767 (American Airlines, United and LAN). So, to avoid Mr. WiseAss replies, I go straight with my questions to the real 767 pilots.Kerke
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TrackIR?
I am looking for advise as to what software/hardware to get to aid my transition from a 2D console FSimmer to the virtual console. Is TrackIR the best tool for virtual console flying FSX and FS9? Which TrackIR model should I get, the TrackIR 4:PRO or the TrackIR 5?Thank you in advance for your input,Kerke
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My first flight with RC
Any idea when v5 will be released?
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Approach too high sometimes
Do you mean that on the initial contact with APPROACH, when it assigns the landing runway, if APPROACH says "descend to 9000", I can ignore that and I can proceed to descend to, say, 3000 feet or whatever altitude I want without ATC complaining? How is it done in real life as far as the descend to capture the ILS approach on in line approaches?
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Approach too high sometimes
jd, the altimeter was set OK....and yes, the problem happens when the approach is almost directly in line with the landing ILS runway.I try to make a log on my next flight.Kerke
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Approach too high sometimes
RC4.3 FS9.1 WinXP FSUIPC LDS767Many of my perfect fligts have gone seriously wrong at the very last minute -- don't you hate when that happens? For instance, here's what happens sometimes when flying an IFR approach TNP.SEAVU2 STAR to KLAX ILS 24R/25L, also on BSR.BSR2 STAR approach to KSFO ILS 28R/28L: Right before the handoff to APPROACH, we are asked by CENTER to descend to 11000 or 12000, which we do with no problem. Then, we're asked to contact APPROACH and they assign a landing runway, no problem. APPROACH will ask us to descend to 9,000, sometime a little lower -- OK, fine. Here's the problem: we are kept high at between 6000 to 9000 feet until we're very very close to the airport. By the time we get the ILS clearance, we're too close to the airport and too high to capture the glideslope.Another example: Here's what happened to me yesterday flying from KDFW to Mexico City airport MMMX, which sits up there at 7,316 feet. Flight plan: "NELYN2 HOARY CRP J25 MAM UJ35 AVSAR MMMX". At the end of our descend with CENTER, we are asked to descend to 17,000. Then we're handed off to APPROACH. APPROACH assigned MMMX ILS 23L and got us down to 12,000. Same problem: by time APPROACH gave us the ILS 23L clearance, we were still at 12,000 -- very close to the airport and too high to capture the glideslope.Any ideas why this happens?Thank you in advance,Kerke
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