Philipdp

Happy Birthday RSR!!

Its possible - anything's possibe. We dont know for certain what is being released so we can only speculate with the information we've been given.Oh well - we'll know on Tuesday so I guess we will have to wait for then :(

If it says "the variants perform differently" it usually means that there is more than one variant for them to be different.

Facebook - "in a relationship with PMDG 737 NGX" haha

YAAY!!!! GREAT JOB PMDG!!Gonna start yelling in the street with excitement

I fly on VATsim, sorry :(

you cant turn crash detection off either

Nice video :(. Maybe PMDG could develop their aircraft to be used in "real life". I think it would allow for a weather radar and more custom animations. The only problem would be the competition with Boeing :(.

I'm gonna fly this beast around KPAE first to get some practice with her handling and checklists. Then I'm going to start the long journey over many hops to deliver her to Auckland, New Zealand - all on VATSIM of course!

i'm stil patient verry patient.How about the PMDG working with VRinsight CDU and the Opencockpits MCP and EFIS?

Hi All,A local PC shop is selling a nice computer that I think would do well with FSX. Here are the specs:Intel Core i5 2500KCorsair H50 Hydro CPU CoolerAsus P8P67 Rev 3.0 DDR3 USB3+SATA32x4GB DDR3-1600 RAM1TB HDD with 32MB cacheEVGA nVidea GeForce GTX560 Ti Superclocked 1GB GDDR5 PCI-ESeasonic M12II Bronze 620W PSUPlease tell me what you think. Suggestions welcome.Philip Dunlop

With windows in bootcamp - yes. In OSX - unfortunately not :(

Thanks guys,Probably will get this one with a few additions (e.g. add a better soundcard). Hopefully I can get it before the PMDG NGX comes out :(

Hi fellow flight-simmers and PMDG enthusiastsI've found a nice computer at a local comuter store - pre-built by the store:Intel Core i5 2500K @3.3GHz (plan to oc to 4+GHz)Corsair H50 Hydro CPU CoolerAsus P8P67 Rev 3.0 DDR3 USB3+SATA32x4GB DDR3-1600 RAM1TB HDD with 32MB cacheEVGA nVidea GeForce GTX560 Ti Superclocked 1GB GDDR5 PCI-ESeasonic M12II Bronze 620W Power SupplyIt looks great for NZ$2300 (equiv to $1800 USD) and am wondering what you guys think about the setup.Thanks in advanced :( Philip Dunlop