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I guess i agree to some extent Bob. It is in fact very nice when everything`s working flawlessly, and off course we all have a reasonable reason for wanting a smooth flight in a working sim. However just to throw some more fuel on the fire..., you personally do have 1,325 active posts on this forum. That probably adds up to more then 1 percent of your time spent with the simulator. Just saying :smile:

Funny thing imho is that 50 percent of this hobby, if not more, is all the tweaking, upgrading the computer and the sim, and whatever goes on in the forums. Once the software is "perfect" and we all have 250 FPS directX 18 and a 128 bit simulator we will probably have go looking for a new hobby. What you mean, am i just supposed to be flying around from airport to airport? Where`s the fun in that! Let`s pray to God that we never get to that point..

So just to confirm, the wait is not over? This is not the driver off all mothers?

If you are into realism check out the Dodosim 206. Don`t think i am far off if i say that they have the best physics available. http://www.dodosim.com/fsx206.html EDIT: Yes, works well in 2.5

I'm going to enjoy watching you... crash, Mr. Anderson.

Thanks! That is very interesting, but do you see any performance gain, or some sort of other benefits with this approach? Anders

Right on!

My observation is that when i fly in ORBX PNW it is smooth as butter. I mean really! Like a babies &@($*.... <_< But when i load up ORBX global, it stutters like Stephen Hawking . So if you are doing all your testing in Global you might want to go somewhere else. Anyway, at this point i have the smoothest flight ever flying around a2a Piper on GTX 780 6Gb SLI and triple monitors + track ir. For the first time it feels like i am actually flying. Got to give some cred to a2a piper and there accu feel pack + fs-force and offf course fsuipc. LOVE IT!! .. but yes it stutters here and there depending on the scenery. Soooooo, I am Still waiting for 144 fps in the PMDG 737 downtown Manhattan, in 3D whit everything maxed out. :rolleyes:

I know you said no wwII, but my latest obsession is the a2a B-17 and the a2a p-51. In my opinion this two iconic aircrafts should be in every flightsimmers hangar.

+1 Low flights in GA don`t bother me to much, but when i pass 10000 feet it gets very distorted.

Using triple monitors on a single gtx 780 6gb. Have two of them (SLI), but seems to get better frames on a single card than with the afr trick.

If you need more meat on the bones i can confirm that i am having the same issues. Anything more than fair weather my FPS is cut in half. I am running GTX780 6 GB. SLI vs Single = no difference.

I think you have to have global v1.20 installed before installing vector...

I managed to get the view stretched out whit screenspace, but the images is like you said very distorted and the view is very close up to the instruments. Guess a little adjustments to the zoom would help. Other than that it helps tremendously on the fish eye effect.

I must be having a issue whit auto hotkey. Not 100 percent sure how to use it. I have v.1.1.15 installed. I tried the file you just added, but i notice that resize to default dimensions and resize to expand dimensions have the same shortcut; control/win key/space. When i push the two in window mode the image resize, but it want go full screen. When i use the shortcut in the full screen mode nothing happens. Is that last file a replacement for the ahk thing in earlier post or do i need to have autohotkey running when i use the prepar3d views you just provided? Yes, you have to go back in and override the fov. Other than that i works fine. So basically what happens is that when i push the resize to expanded dimensions i end up whit the cockpit center on the left monitor. Then the right side of the aircraft continues through the center screen and about 20 percent of the right screen. The rest is desktop. So perhaps the issue is that it want center. The program seems to think that my left monitor is the center. And i cant get the shortcuts to function in full screen mode.