Montie
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What are the pros and cons?
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Don’t know because we don’t really care.
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GTX 3090 cards
Montie replied to Ed_S_Pilot's topic in Video Hardware: Monitors | Multi-Monitors | Video Cards | Drivers etc
849 to 899 I think is more likely. -
GTX 3090 cards
Montie replied to Ed_S_Pilot's topic in Video Hardware: Monitors | Multi-Monitors | Video Cards | Drivers etc
Three 3090? You need three? -
Be aware the 8K 3090 performance is disappointing and shows Nvidia might have been a bit too creative in marketing of the 3090.
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GTX 3090 cards
Montie replied to Ed_S_Pilot's topic in Video Hardware: Monitors | Multi-Monitors | Video Cards | Drivers etc
FYI after watching various 3090 reviews the card performance is really disappointing. It’s not really a gaming GPU, but for creators instead. Nvidia messed up in marketing the 3090. -
What?
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PMDG NG3 for the MSFS2020 will cost $139.99
Montie replied to ca_metal's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
Ridiculous pricing -
explain how the live download thing will work...
Montie replied to briansommers's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
According to Digital Foundry they used about 10 gig of data on a 7 hour test run. Mind you MFS will used local cached data if you load fly the same area as the previous flight. -
MSFS available for preorders. Releasing August 18th!
Montie replied to TuFun's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
People are stupid what can you expect. -
MSFS available for preorders. Releasing August 18th!
Montie replied to TuFun's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
Based on what exactly? -
When FSX was developed the hardware philosophy was core speed. Back then the idea was single core cpu pushing above 7 ghz at some point ind the near future. The same year FSX was released Intel released their Core 2 Duo, starting the multi core race and lower clock speeds than expected.