lukecalderon

They look amazing! I can't wait until the flight deck screenshots are released :D - Luke

It can actually be done at the moment. Firstly, you have to use either multiplayer or and FSD server, and then share a cockpit through that. Afterwards, you can then both connect to VATSIM, and then fly using the shared cockpit :) - Luke

Correct. Intel lowered production costs by using a different type of thermal paste between the metal plate and the chip under it, meaning there was poor thermal conductivity. This meant that during overclocks, a lot of the heat wouldn't be dissipated, causing high temperatures. IMO, go for the 2500k and do a heavy overclock (4.8GHz Water Cooling ;) ) - Luke

As it is.

Congratulations! - Luke

He used the tiller up to 80 knots, then he was ruddering, and finally after Vr he used the yoke

I've sat in the jumpseat of a 737-800 flight twice, and the captain did mention it to me that the plane does roll to the right, just after rotation. On the second flight there were gusts coming from west, so they cancelled the roll out. From what I could see, the captain got to V1, hand one hand on the tiller and one on the yoke, so I'm guessing he was compensating with the tiller on the ground, then rudder just after Vr. - Luke