RomeoMike

Hi John, 4 reddish Euro notes and almost a divorce. Thank you Hussein for your answer and tip on overclocking it. Will ask the builder if hè can look into this.

Hi, Just ordered a new system, maybe a bit late, but wanted to check here if this is a good choice. Aiming to switch to P3D and don't want to worry about add-ons. Also, if you have any recommendations about screen(s), would be appreciated. Processor: 6ª Generation Intel® Core™ i7-6700K Quad-Core, 4.0 GHz with Turbo up to 4.2 GHz, 8 MB Cache Cooler CPU: WC Corsair Hydro Series H75 Motherboard: Asus Z170 PRO GAMING Memory RAM: Gskill Ripjaws V DDR4-2400MHz 2x8GB Hard disk: Samsung 2.5" 850 Evo 250GB Power source: XFX XXX Edition Bronze Graphic Card: Intel® HD Graphics 530 (Integrated in the CPU) + MSI GeForce GTX 1080 Founders Edition 8GB GDDR5X Thanks a lot, Ralf

If our community had its own city, a monument would be built for Tom at its main square, and its airport would be named after him. My sincere condolences.

Will it come only with RW liveries or will they also do some fictional ones?

I don't know the answer but there is at least a cup of coffee or two included in this hour. Add some water or a soda drink and possibly some short chatting on non-flight related issues with the first officer and / or a cabin crew member. A short visit to the toilet also might happen at times.

Did you exclude ASN from your anti-virus software?

Correct and PMDG prices are in line with the market of high-end add-ons. Their products are the best you can get. Some years ago we didn't expect that one day we would have this degree of realism available to us. All the work that went in there needs to be paid and what we paid was rewarded by SP1 which was a great bonus we got for free. I wouldn't have the time to become a Beta tester, and certainly not the patience.. Ok, you are stating that PMDG are money-grabbers, but are you also saying that their products are over-estimated by reviewers? . I understand your frustration here as I was disappointed too when I first heard that that neither the 200ER nor the 300ER would be released first. It never stopped me from having fun flying the LR, doing routes and airlines that otherwise I wouldn't have done. The LR is in use with major airlines like Air Canada, Delta, Emirates,..., and is becoming the cargo hauler of choice for many other airliners. I understand you on this point, but still refuse to agree on your insinuation that this was a money-grabbing policy. Without knowing of course I would say their policy was a policy of "how can we do the biggest variety of accurate models in the shortest amount of time possible with the ressources we have, keeping it affordable to the average simmer". They came up with the equal engine models for the LR and 300ER, adding that the LR can be seen as two models in one as there is the pax version and freighter version. And at the end this policy made all these varieties more or less affordable to us. But at the end I don't know their policies and neither do you. I am willing to pay their prices and I haven't regretted any cent spend on their products so far. That's what counts for me.

I agree with Kyle that it is very obvious that PMDG has not a 'money grabbing' policy or business model. No need of PMDG confirming it. With SP1 we almost got a complete redesign of systems of the 77L. Many other add-on providers would have charged for a SP that services much more than just some bugs, but gives us additional functionality and a correction of what PMDG admitted they modelled wrong (FBW). Other developpers wouldn't have even admitted this and just stayed quite about it. We weren't even forced to buy the -300 to get access to the full SP. The only commercial tactic I see is their professionalism that made me and others buy it. In everything that PMDG has done since I discovered them, I just can see that it is a company that loves our hobby and loves to serve it. However it remains a commercial company and needs to make money. But 'money grabbing' just sounds very wrong when related to PMDG and I'm sure that only assuming it in public on this forum must be hurting and painful to at least some members of their team.

Hi, I just finished my first flight on the 300ER. Great airplane, good performance and weather radar working fine. No problems what so ever during a 12h flight until 5 min from touchdown. FSX crashed (not an OOM) and after FSX closed, I saw an error message from ASN, saying it was not able write weather data and asked me to make sure I was a using a registered copy (which I am) and that the program is excluded from all virus detection settings / firewall. So probably the crash was caused by ASN and not the 300ER, but as this is the first time ASN causes a crash on my system, I thought this maybe has something to do with the new functionalities of SP1 using / communicating with ASN. Just wanting to let you know this happened in case other users experience the same. I see this as a single event so far and am not too worried. If it happens again next flight, I will post and investigate more. Ralf

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For the non-french speakers, Patrick identified his problem. He didn't run the PMDG installer as administrator and didn't run FSX as administrator either. Doing this solved his problem posted at the beginning of this thread (in English). Thought I'd translate the outcome as it might be useful to others too. Patrick, je me suis permis de traduire la solution de ton problème comme elle pourrait être utile aussi pour les utilisateurs ne parlant pas le Français. Enfin, content que tout c'est arrangé pour toi et bon vols!

Looks impressive too. Thanx for the info.

Certainly interested in the name. Especially if they are easy to use and not affecting performance more than REX textures would. You know this is the second time today you stopped me from pulling out my credit card? I am in this "let's upgrade my sim" mood today :-)

All right. Now I get it. So Rex is a must have. I'll get it right away. I used to have it some years ago but abandoned it with ASE2012. But now i'm on ASN.

Sorry, one more question: you use their cloud and wheather textures with the ASN wheather engine or just the ground textures and leave sky and clouds to ASN?