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jt72

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  1. Srdan, I think that I found the discussion with Umberto that you are referencing. I know that Efrain saw an average of 2.6gb of vram usage with his tileproxy flight but I certainly do not want a bunch of OOM errors do deal with either after spending so much $$$. So, I'm not really sure what to do now. Also, I'm not using tileproxy but rather gex, rex, orbx and highres aircraft textures when available. I know from reading the forums that both of you gentlemen have high FSXIQ ( intelligence, not image quality, though I'm sure you have that too so I am looking forward to your responses. Jamey
  2. Thank you Efrain. I saw your post using tileproxy and wondered if it was limited to that or if 4gb was still a good choice in general for fsx at this resolution and aa, sgss settings ( 8xs and 4-8xsgss). Also, should I go with the ftw or classified version? I know that nvidia has limited the voltage options on the classified but didn't know if it might still be the better overclocker. My trigger finger at amazon is ready to fire Jamey
  3. Hello Everyone, I'm getting ready to start my new build and was wondering if a 4gb gtx 680 would offer any advantage with high aa and sgss at 2560x1600? Build includes the following: i72700k asrock z77 extreme 4 gskill ripjaws 2133 cas 9 kracken x60 Samsung 840 pro 256 dell u3011 evga 2 or 4 gb gtx 680? A sincere thank you for all input. Jamey

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