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Dear Kumasan, Experienced the same issue with the Aerosoft Airbus and the X56. All I had to do in P3D (v3) to solve this (via Options, Controls, Controller type: Rhino Throttle, Throttle axis) is to change the sensitivity to max (127) and null zone to min (1). Kind regards, Dirk

Following the swap from FSX to P3D (2.4) in combination with the procurement of a new state of the art PC (4790K & GTX980), I also experienced stutters. Disabling all the automatic save functions of FSUIPC did solve it for me. Best regards, Dirk

Hi Julian, I have a GTX 285 and I run 3 monitors on a tripleHead2Go (using 1 of the 2 ports of my GTX285) and that give me the resolution you are referring to. Plus I run 1 additional monitor on the other port. So in total 4 monitors on the GTX285 but with help of the TH2G. However, I found the following information on the internet with regard to your 295. Succes, Dirk Also a note for you GTX 295 owners. There are two versions of the GeForce GTX 295 card. One card version has two DVI and one HDMI connectors, the other version has two DVI connectors. The card with DVI and one HDMI does work in 3D Vision Surround but only with 3D projectors. It does not work with 3D Vision-Ready LCDs since they require three dual-link DVI connectors on the GPU, which are only available when you are running SLI (two cards). http://www.hardocp.com/article/2010/...nd_experience/ Edit: I'll note that you are not looking to do 3D, just 2D. The LG L246wp is HDMI only, and the Dell 2407WFP uses DVI, and all three monitors are only 60Hz. So if you managed to find the uncommon sort of GTX 295, plugged the LG into the HDMI and the Dells into the DVIs, that could in theory work. And in fact, Nvidia's spec page for 2D and 3D surround states that the 2DVI/1HDMI version of the GTX 295 will do 2D surround (but not 3D surround except for projectors). Difficulty: actually finding a 2DVI/1HDMI GTX 295.

Hi guys, I am using 3x 24 inch Ilyama screens via the TH2GO Digital Edition on an GTX 285 card and a i7-860 (not overclocked). On the other port of the GTX 285 I am running a fourth screen (22 inch). The TH2GO runs on maximum resolution of 5760 x 1080. To correct the fish eye effect I am using a little piece of software which is called FOV hack (field of view hack) that gives ample possibilities to adjust the view. This al runs pretty good in FSX with moderate slider settings obviously; usually above 20 fps. But I obviously need to update in order to be able to use P3D. Then the question comes up: will I continue using this great TH2GO when I will have a GTX780 (or the likes)? Best regards, Dirk