chabwino

Exotic one:Lilongwe - Malawi

so you say the i5 with more GHz is better for me than the i7?why do i need two harddrives?when i'm back in switzerland i can get computers from all the mayor manufacturers. but it is a bit difficult to find out what exact models i can get while being here in africa. so i've just checked the swiss dell page to get an idea of todays hardware possibilities.

hello everybodyi'm a hardcore flight-simmer since fs2 and i want to move to fsx now. therefore i'm planning to buy a new notebook very soon. why a notebook for a hardcore simmer you may ask. the reason is that i live in a small country in africa since two years. i'm planning a trip to my homecountry (switzerland) in may where i can buy computers for about half the price as here in africa. i can't take a full size desktop computer with me to my african country without paying 100% duty for it at the airport. therefore it's a notebook.my questions are concerning the hardware, more specifically the processor. as you can imagine i have a lot of add-ons that i use. my favourite planes are the maddog and level-d. the maddog wants 2Ghz pentium 4. A lot of my add-on airports want just as much or more and i know that fsx is also resource hungry.the options for a good new notebook is one with a core i5-520M (a dual core 2.4-2.93 GHz) or one with a core i7-720QM (quad core 1.6-2.8GHz).

HelloFirst of all I'd like to say how much I enjoy this product with my long time favorite FS-plane, the maddog. Especially after the SP1 I don't have any issues to do a perfect flight.Now to my questions...Is it possible to be the PNF? I often do return flights, so it would be nice to be the PF on the first leg and the PNF on the return flight. On top of that I start to miss to do some of the aircraft setup myself :)