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  1. Although I do not own the Duke, I recall that issue somewhere - the solution proposed was disabling the crash detection. Please try this and give us some feedback.
  2. Good day simmers, for those, who do not read the post till the end, I wish all the best for the Christmas and a prosperous 2014! Now, let's go ahead with the topic I am considering the hardware upgrade: - i7 K2600 -> i7 4960X - Gigabyte GTX680 Windforce -> Gigabyte GTX Titan (GV-NTITANOC-6GD-B) - Asus P67 Sabertooth -> Gigabyte X79 Assassin (mostly because it has a lot of USB plugs and handles them well, not like my current MoBo) - 8 GB -> 8GB: 2x Kingston 2x2GB 2133MHz DDR3 Non-ECC CL9 DIMM XMP X2 (because I'd like to benefit from Quad Memory Channel) Is it worth investing? Do You have any experience with quad channel memory config? Will the 4960X need HT (I guess no for FSX)? OC? I fly ONLY with 4x SGSS 5960 x 1080. Currently my PC handle this well, but when clouds appear (and they do in winter a lot!), my frames goes to 15-20, which is a no go. Many thanks for all the advises.
  3. I have purchased it few days ago, but found it difficult to dowload 6 GB of data with no download-resuming support from the PC Aviator. First, the questionare: 1. ASN (previously AS2012) 2. AS2012 3. none Next, the pros: - textures are pretty nice looking, I really enjoyed them (and that was the main reason to purchase that kind of software) - two airport lights sets for Triple screen - big thumbnails of every texture set Then the cons: - There are only one set of few categories (i.e. no choice, only one set of textures) - The GUI scares me with loud 'ding' from speakers every time a user adds a theme. It is a shame I cannot disable it (I guess 'notification' should do that, but I cannot tick it, so I assume it is already off) - There is no detailed description of specific texture - I remember seeing my friends texture set (REX-E Overdrive as far as I remember) - the description was something like this 'The sky You would probably see during summer / winter', 'this clouds will dominate on a windy day' and so on. I miss this a lot. - If You pick up texture after texture, You have to save the theme in order to install it as a one package (and not texture after texture right after You picked them up from the list). - There is no clear indication which texture is currently installed, nor selected to install. - No pre-configured themes - Textures picked up by REX4-TD can only be prepared according to the current weather condition at one station (not historic) and not to the flight plan as in AS2012 - Not possible to exclude specific texture when randomizing a theme Overall I'll rate it 6/10. The textures have 8/10, the GUI and all the cones I was able to found in few ninutes recieves 3/10
  4. Thank You Andy. I have asked about this feature few months ago, glad to have it implemented. Cannot wait to launch my FSX rig to give the ASN a try!
  5. Guys, is it possible to direct ATIS/FlightWatch (122.025 MHz) to different (not the default one) sound card?
  6. jcomm, does this means CumulusX is redundant from Monday the 9th Dec?
  7. LeeL, BK needs an audio signal, no matter if it comes from Your MoBo or external card connected via PCI extension slot. You should be fine with build-in card.
  8. I believe You are obliged to have at least 5.000ft runway. It is definitely in the documentation, I recall the chapter with operations limitations at the beginning of the book.
  9. If You intend to go up just to take a look at the vicinity, Aerosoft's OV-10 Bronco would be a good choice. You sit there very high, which gives You a perfect sight for all directions. Besides, there a a lot of other planes which was already mentioned. My personal choice would be the old Beech B-60 Duke by RealAir, the reciprocal one - it has very distinguish flight model and unique feel.
  10. Go for the stick and a combat sim - Black Shark for the whirpool or Rise of Flight if You are nostalgic. I think purchasing a better card will only allow You to pick little higher filtering, nothing more. I have extended my Warthog grip by 15 cm and instantaneously improved my aiming accuracy in RoF. That is very good joystick - I thing the mechanical quality is pretty high. The software sucks a little, but You do not neet to use it anyway. I have had X45, X52, X52pro and HOTAS Warthog - all the sticks were good, but there is a big difference between the last two from the list.
  11. It should work... Although I have not tested it. You can dig for answers in http://www.wsgf.org/ There are two options - one, to maximize the FSX window (not a full screen) and use a tool (I am sure it is here, at the library), which hides the frame of the active window. The other option would be to use nVidia Surround and fly a full screen, but Your GTX does not support Surround.
  12. That's the type I was in the air fist time in my life time. I still jump in on every airshow in the area just to feel the outstanding 1000HP radial and feel the 'less than 1G' flight (this Antonov produces a lot of lift, which is greatly felt even in the lightest turbulence)
  13. That's not a problem - it will be seen by the OS and FSX as one monitor. speedbird144You should be fine with Your setup, providing, You will use one big view instead of multi-views (left, front, right for example). My PC doesn't handle many views very nice, especially in bad weather near big airports.
  14. It is not about the size if You ask me, it is about the proper technique. Technique of storing the files. My FSX is 140 GB big. I keep it clean as much as practicable - that means no additional liveries (I do not need them inside the cockpit), no airports, which I am planning to visit in the foreseen future and so on. i also have an 64 GB SSD for all the other stuff (TTS voices, Rise of Flight, OS...) and bigger HDD for backup, externalized to the cloud.
  15. Edward, if You provide the resolution of Your monitors, it will help a little. I was using VC view spanned across 3 x 1920x1080@50Hz on GTX280, which was almost enough. Your CPU is fast enough for a nice FSX ride, I am not sure about the graphic card, since I do not know Your model at all. I also noticed, there is no difference between one monitor and three, unless You will set very high nVidia settings (4 x SGSS could be a good example). There is no difference between TH2Go and nVidia Surround. None at all. At least within my rig.
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