Zachiii

I am long-time user of FSX with DX10 fixer. I get super resolution, no problems. I am interested in making the BIG change to Prepard3d. Will there be a significant change to my flight environment? So, once I purchase the Prepard3d software, please give me an idea of the order for installing it and uninstalling FSX. Also, once Prepard3d is installed, do I just load my must-have software: REX, Opus, PMDG, RC4? Is GEX and UTX used in Prepard3d or not necessary? Thanks for any help on the BIG switch. zach

I cured the problem with super resolution. The old PMGM in and out is crystal clear. How to enable super resolution "5129x2880x32" in FSX without changing monitor resolution: This is for Nvidia graphic cards with current or somewhat current drivers. 1) Leave your monitor resolution the way you want it. 2) Right click on your screen click on Nvidia Control Panel click on Manage 3D settings, click on Program Setting tab, click on drop box, click on "Microsoft Flight Simulator 10", leave it there click on Global Settings tab (located next to Program Setting tab), "Base profile" is in the box just below under Settings, click on DSR-Factor click on "4.00x (native resolution)" ONLY, make sure of that at bottom of page click on APPLY next to Base Profile click on dropdown box click on "MS Flight Simulator X", DSR-Factor should be "400x (native resolution)" ONLY. click on APPLY, close the control panel. 3) Load FSX. Under Options, Setting, Display, Graphics, click on "5129x2880x32" 4) your graphics will be super sharp. enjoy. If you have any visual problems, I recommend DX10 Fixer "How -to" Guide To find it, put the title in your search engine, click search, then click on The DX10 Fixer "How-to" Guide-NZFSIM. In this guide there is an important exception, under settings for Nvidia Inspector, Frame Rate Limiter must be OFF

How to enable super resolution "5129x2880x32" in FSX without changing monitor resolution. This is for Nvidia graphic cards with current or somewhat current drivers. 1) Leave your monitor resolution the way you want it. 2) Right click on your screen click on Nvidia Control Panel click on Manage 3D settings, click on Program Setting tab, click on drop box, click on "Microsoft Flight Simulator 10", leave it there click on Global Settings tab (located next to Program Setting tab), "Base profile" is in the box just below under Settings, click on DSR-Factor click on "4.00x (native resolution)" ONLY, make sure of that at bottom of page click on APPLY next to Base Profile click on dropdown box click on "MS Flight Simulator X", DSR-Factor should be "400x (native resolution)" ONLY. click on APPLY, close the control panel. 3) Load FSX. Under Options, Setting, Display, Graphics, click on "5129x2880x32" 4) your graphics will be super sharp. enjoy. There is an important exception, under settings for Nvidia Inspector, Frame Rate Limiter must be OFF

How to enable super resolution "5129x2880x32" in FSX without changing monitor resolution. This is for Nvidia graphic cards with current or somewhat current drivers. 1) Leave your monitor resolution the way you want it. 2) Right click on your screen click on Nvidia Control Panel click on Manage 3D settings, click on Program Setting tab, click on drop box, click on "Microsoft Flight Simulator 10", leave it there click on Global Settings tab (located next to Program Setting tab), "Base profile" is in the box just below under Settings, click on DSR-Factor click on "4.00x (native resolution)" ONLY, make sure of that at bottom of page click on APPLY next to Base Profile click on dropdown box click on "MS Flight Simulator X", DSR-Factor should be "400x (native resolution)" ONLY. click on APPLY, close the control panel. 3) Load FSX. Under Options, Setting, Display, Graphics, click on "5129x2880x32" 4) your graphics will be super sharp. enjoy. If you have any visual problems, I recommend DX10 Fixer "How -to" Guide To find it, put the title in your search engine, click search, then click on The DX10 Fixer "How-to" Guide-NZFSIM. In this guide there is an important exception, under settings for Nvidia Inspector, Frame Rate Limiter must be OFF

Noctis, On which line in NI do you use 2x2 supersampling. You are flying with DX10 Fixer?

Kevin, My anti-aliasing problem is that I fly in Windows mode because I use two screens. In full-screen mode my AA problem is about gone. I save my Nvidia Inspector settings and recall them using side-by-side icons at the top of the Nvidia Inspector page. Works like a charm.

I have never been able to stop the black lines on top of my PMDG 737 wings from breaking up and moving about. This is surely an anti-aliasing problem that I have with 737NG and on rare occasion with a few taxi lines. Any suggestions on a solution? Thanks,

Flew SLC to DEN @ 33k feet without Opus wx. PMDG 737 started tremble @ 24k' and continued as usual. Starting playing with an add-on, AccuFeel. Determined setting Vne (max IAS) = 0 causes tremble to return to smooth! Problem solved.

At high altitude (plus 20k feet) my 737 commences to tremble or vibrate. Inside the cockpit all is smooth, but looking from the cockpit to the horizon the shaking is very noticeable. Any suggestion on a solution?

Thanks for the reply. I can sleep better. Thanks, zach

Many, many thanks. I feel better and a little smarter! zach

On my Flight Management Computer on occasion I get the following message "TAI on above 10 degrees." What does that mean? Also, at altitude my 737 always shows much warmer air temp that wind aloft forecast. Any fix? Thanks,

My 737 NGX has begun to tremble at cruise altitude. Over looking the windshield wiper the nose is slightly vibrating up and down. Any know fix or suggestion? Thanks, zach

I can't remember any difference. The rain is too large, a gray mess moving up the windshield. I use VC and PMDG aircraft. The outside rain, that not on my windshield, is great.

I understand the ugly rain on my 737's windshield when the aircraft is moving is a PMDG feature. If so, how do I turn it OFF. Thanks,