Matt H

Thanks Fred. I don't know why it didn't pop up in my forum search.

After updating my nav database to the latest cycle (1113), I still get "Nav data out of date" on the IDENT page in the FMC. I double checked that the Navigraph installer installed the files correctly and my fmc_ident is correct as shown here:[ident]NavData=AIRAC-1113OpProgram=DEC15JAN11/12CoData=EAG-1113Does it always display this? Because it goes away after I navigate to an other page in the FMC with out inputting anything to the scratchpad.Matthew Herick

Yes. I did install the Quality Wings 757 as an Administrator. Maybe the Flight Simulator Engine that renders the VC, and the gauge bitmaps can't handle the resolution I have?

I do have Active Camera 2.1 installed with Internal View Enabled as well. Forgot to mention this in the first post.

I run Flight Simulator 2004 v9.1 locked at 29 fps. This is pretty constant through out my game, even at the most complex addon scenery and busiest airports. The only thing seeming to slow down my performance is the virtual cockpits. I have noticed this on the, Wilco ERJ170-190, LDS 767, PMDG 737, and the QWS 757. When I switch to the vc's on these aircraft my fps generally goes to about 17-22. Even when I switch back to Spot view my fps will still act like I am in the vc still staying at 17-22. I need to alt tab and come back into spot view when the game pops up to get the fps back to 28-30. Is there a settings I could change or is this just a result of the quality of the vs's that are in these packages?Flight Simulator Settings:All on high.Resolution: 1900x1080 32bit Full screen=1FS2004 Is run as an Administrator with compatibility as Windows XP SP2.Nvidia Control Panel:All set to performance, except AA overrides FS9 to x8. Plus Vertical Sync is forced on with Threaded Optimization on.System Specs:Processor: Intel® Core™ i7 CPU 870 @ 2.93GHz (8 CPUs), ~2.9GHz Memory: 8192MB RAM Hard Drive: 1 TB Seagate Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce EVGA GTX 465 Superclocked (Custom Clock to: Core clock-797, Memory clock-1810) with EVGA Precision) Monitor: LG FLATRON E2350V Sound Card: VIA High Definition Audio Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit (6.1, Build 7600) (7600.win7_gdr.100618-1621) Motherboard: ASUS P5RD1-VM

I've searched for a long time trying to find a texture for the Wilco/Feelthere CRJ-200 that has the current United Express Livery. Since I couldn't find any. I went ahead and made one in Photoshop, using the paint kit. Still in its beta stages since it needs more work to be done. This is my first Flight Simulator Aircraft repaint so I hope it looks good.