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Which version of Video Card DX?
ZX-3 replied to ZX-3's topic in Video Hardware: Monitors | Multi-Monitors | Video Cards | Drivers etcThanks for the replies.Terry
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Which version of Video Card DX?
ZX-3 replied to ZX-3's topic in Video Hardware: Monitors | Multi-Monitors | Video Cards | Drivers etcI thought by now someone would have some sort of answer to this question. Has anyone tried that XP hack to make the DX 10 type cards run in XP ?Terry
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Which version of Video Card DX?
I have a Radion HD 4650 video card and it is suppose to run at DX10.1 I am only running Windows XP o/s so that currently limits me to DX 9.0cIf I upgrade to Windows 7 which is a DX 11 o/s, will my video card now run at DX10?Terry
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T-6G Texan "Civilian Restoration" Ver1.1
It appears that I did not have SP1 and 2 for FSX. Only Sps for windows XP. The airrcaft now starts and the rest of the yellow bird appears. I think the reason I did not have SP1 and 2 loaded was on my old P-4 system, I had a lot of problems with them. Now with the new quad core it sems to run a little better.Thanks for all of the help.Terry
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T-6G Texan "Civilian Restoration" Ver1.1
Here are some pictures to show what the aircraft is looking like. (no gauges or wings on the yellow and no gauges on the other two..
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T-6G Texan "Civilian Restoration" Ver1.1
I have both SP1 and SP2 and "Negative" on the acceleration pack The aircraft folder is in the FSX aircraft folder and the three effects files are in the effects folder as per the install instructions..
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T-6G Texan "Civilian Restoration" Ver1.1
There is something wrong with the file. I only have a "Blank" instrument panel (no gauges/switches) ) and few if any other sub panels in the VC cockpit. also the yellow T-6 is only a fuselage and wing spare as viewed from outside the aircraft while the other two are complete aircraft except for the panel gauges.Also I am unable to open the file cab for the T-6 aircraft where as I can view any of the default panels file cabs to see what file are in there. Gauges etc)
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T-6G Texan "Civilian Restoration" Ver1.1
Thanks for answering. Is there any other program or file I need to have other than FSX and this T-6 aircraft file?Since this is ver 1.1 do I need Ver 1.0?Terry
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T-6G Texan "Civilian Restoration" Ver1.1
Well it looks like no one else has ether had any problems with this aircraft or has not down loaded it. Sure wish I knew how to get it started as the instructions in the read me file does not seem to work.Terry
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T-6G Texan "Civilian Restoration" Ver1.1
Has anyone dowmloaded this aircraft from the f AVSIM front page? Have you been able to get the aircraft/s started? Does the yellow version only load with a fusalage and no wings?My instrument panel has no markings on the gauges.I followed the readme file installation instructions and as mentioned above, nothing seems to work .Any ideas?Terry
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Capt Sim Free 727 Demo
Thank you everyone for the help.I do not see the reason it is called a demo when you cannot do anything with it. I personally would not buy it even though I really like the old 727s. I would rather have a aircraft that flys right than looks pretty.Terry
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Capt Sim Free 727 Demo
Has anyone loaded and flown the free 727 capt sim demo? If so how do you get the doors and panels closed? Also where are the instrument digits/pointers?I got the aircraft into the air but with the spoilers and flaps deployed it did not fly for very long.The self extraction loads the program/aircraft into the main FSX program. Is this where it should be going? I could not find any readme file or instructions.Any help is welcomedTerry
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HD Tv Verses a Computer Monitor
I am looking to upgrade my 4:3 19" monitor to a newer 16:9 and want to know if a HD Tv would be able to give me a better bang for the buck.Is anyone out there using a TV for there FSX monitor?Terry
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ATI Radeon HD4650
ZX-3 replied to Ben F.'s topic in Video Hardware: Monitors | Multi-Monitors | Video Cards | Drivers etcJon, From all that I have ever read in these forums, the video card is not the only thing that has a bearingon how many frames per second you see in a program. Especially with the FSX which is suppose to be veryCPU dependant. That means you better have a powerful chip/processor to get a lot of frames per second.Kind of like putting a piston engine on a airframe that was designed for jets. It might make the aircraft go but not the way itwas designed to.Where I saw my biggest gain was in the detail this new card could display over my older ATI 9800 pro. My old card had128 mb of ram and this 1 gig and of course a lot more computing power on the card. Also the old card, (4-5 years old) cost around$200 back then and this new one around $69.Bottom line is to buy as much computing power that you can for your budget and try and to match up CPU, Ram, and videocard so that they let the best and quickest amount of data flow in and out of the computer.Terry
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ATI Radeon HD4650
ZX-3 replied to Ben F.'s topic in Video Hardware: Monitors | Multi-Monitors | Video Cards | Drivers etcBen, I too have that same video card after upgrading my old computer to a newer quad core chip. My old P-4 and 9800 pro systemmotherboard died so I had to do a upgrade or buy a new computer and that was not in the budget.I am still learning how to adjust the settings both on the card and in the FSX program. That is how I found your post. The level of detailand performance is light years from the real world AF sims I worked on in the 70s and 80s.I guess we will both have to keep an eye on this form to find out how to get the most out of this video card.Good luck with your real world flying at Mesaba. I looked into a dispatch job there about ten years ago and noticed those long polesattached to the fire hydrants. I guess they use them to find them in the snow or not to hit them while plowing the snow. Speaking of it was I think the first part of April when I was in MSP and they still had piles of snow on the edges of the ramp. So much for global warming.Terry
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