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I've had a space reserved in my bank account for a detailed and updated version of a 757 or 767 for a few years now. I am definitely not in the minority either and quite honestly I think PMDG recognizes that as well. I think either plane would be just as popular as their NGX, probably even more so. Doesn't matter anyway, we would be 3 - 5 years before those products were realized.

Folks, just make sure "Gamma" is ON in either Nvidia Control Panel or in your NI settings. There's a known problem when gamma is set to OFF that causes freezes. I'll need to search on guru3d to post where I found that little tid bit of info, but it worked for me. Here's the post from GURU3D: 01-05-2016, 13:42 | posts: 13,429 | Location: England Be careful about turning AA - Gamma Correction off with this driver in the Global profile as there is a known issue with it that can cause system freezing and/or BSODs. This what happened for me but setting it back to On has fixed the issue completely for me. Other people, including Wagnard, have confirmed this issue. If you need to turn it off then I would personally recommend doing it on a per-game basis until NVIDIA fix this properly.

I'm chiming in really late on this topic, but Ray absolutely deserves kudos for all the work he's done. It is very much appreciated.

This very (robust) post is exactly why I love PMDG! Thanks for the explanation Robert!

The Feelthere ERJ 135/145 was and is a pleasure to fly. A little challenging since those planes don't have an autothrottle, but fun none the less. The E-Jets series are great as well, not sure what all the fuss is about the quality though. Seems ok to me. It's definitely a step up from Level-D's aged 767 cockpit.

Holy S@$T! Truly innovative!

First time I went to the Philippines I took the long way. I flew from Boston at 7 AM arrived at LAX around noon. I had a ton of hotel points so I booked a room at a hotel since my Flight to Hong Kong was not leaving until midnight. I believe the LAX to Hong Kong flight was 16 hours due to head winds. Had a 2 hour layover there and then finally got on a flight to Manila. When all was said and done I traveled 27 hours. It was worth it. The next time I went to the Philippines, I was smart and bought a direct flight out of LAX. That trip only lasted 18 hours all together.

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Awesome post Waleed and great response Robert! Truly entertaining. And thanks for the update team PMDG!

Thanks for the update Robert!

Thanks for the update Robert! I'm sure glad you were able to figure out what was wrong with Vin's head.

I'm late to the party, but thanks for the update Robert!

Thanks as always Rob and PMDG! About to pull the trigger now. Wife has been warned...

Exciting news! Thanks for the update Ryan.

Awesome update! Looking forward to the release.

If you're a driver, you'll understand where I'm coming from with this analogy. I liken the NGX to a BMW and the 777 to a Mercedes. The NGX is fun to fly, totally hands on and exhilarating once you master it, the ultimate flying machine. The 777 on the other hand, feels like you're floating effortlessly with barely a need for you to be present. The 777 is majestic and commands you to look at her when she flies past you. NGX all the way, but that doesn't mean I don't love the 777 as well, just a different kind of love.

I'm with you there! That PAC-Sim scenery is coming along nicely. Probably run PAL's RPLL - CYYZ route myself.

That's what I get for reading these forums on my phone lol.

Have you tried turning your OC down a bit? Was your comp OC'd before you installed FSX?

Any advances, fixes and issues ironed out of the 777 will surely help with the 747 V2 development. It's a win win across the board. Just need to have some patience.

Yeah only a handful of pilots are certified to fly into Bhutan.

I think that's an open challenge. :-) Someone needs to do it. I think that's an open challenge. :-) Someone needs to do it.

I would like to see a 777 takeoff or approach into VQPR. Pics and vids please. Not realistic, but sure will be fun.

As always thanks for the update Robert! Looking forward to release day.

Just took a look at the Issue Tracking thread for the 777 and all I can say is wow! Definitely worth the wait.