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SimBrief Navigraph charts Fenix FSLTL

In my experience, it with turn off after the pushback truck (in the sim without GSX).

FWIW with a different CPU (7900x), but 4070Ti Super, 32GB RAM, running a 1440p and 1080p monitor, with sliders in FS2020 pretty much set to ultra, I am having a smooth performance with the Fenix. I haven't tried FS2024, yet. I do not currently use GSX. Hope that helps.

Hi Mike, I rebuilt my computer in December (7900x, 4070Ti Super, 4TB nvme, 32GB Ram) went to a 1440p Monitor, clean install of Win 11 and MSFS2020. Windows is now running 24H2 and it has been a very smooth experience for me. Loading times are much faster than my old system, takes about 3 minutes to load.

Thanks, Jim, I'll look it up. In the meantime, I plugged in my old T 16000m joystick which it recognizes immediately. I think because the Airbus stick has an audio jack, Windows reads that as an audio device.

Standard version shows $69.99, Premium Deluxe $129.99 when I checked.

I did pick up the PMDG 737-800 with a $20 discount from this sale. No problems with the download, install or add on liveries so far. I used to extensively use the 737 in P3D, but then I got away from flight sim for several years. Back to a learning curve for me.

Thanks, Raymond. Seems to be so many rumors running around on CPU's, GPU's, etc. I think I will just wait a while until things are clearer.

Thanks for the advice, Noel. I think I will just wait til next year and rebuild the computer.

I haven't posted anything here is a long time, but thought I'd ask simmers here. When I found myself retired in 2018, I built a computer to use for P3D, but I have now started using MSFS. So far I really hate the camera controls, but eventually I'll figure it out. I built a pretty good system (for it's time) with a 9700K, 32GB RAM but stuck an old GTX 1070 in the build, and running a 1080p monitor. I can't afford to upgrade the whole system now, but wondered if I moved to a faster 1440p monitor if the 1070 could handle it or I should bite the bullet and pick up a 4070Ti super (still a cringe at the cost) or just wait until the new Blackwell cards release and just rebuild the entire machine. Thanks for your thoughts.

Sounds like you were ripped off by the "private seller" who had already activated the product.

I was not aware it worked with P3D. I use it with FSX. When I checked the download site, there was no mention of P3D compatibility. It is a great tool, though.

I used to have the Capt Sim 757 (boxed version) and for some reason, they do not seem to provide support for bugs in the boxed version (Just Flight publisher). When I updated my computer a couple of years ago, I installed CS from the box and it came with the incessant rolling bug (which had a patch when I installed it the first time around). CS does not provide support for the boxed version any more, so I went with QW 757, which is fine for an older simulation, but neither CS or QW have the level of detail found with more current add on aircraft. That said, either will run well in FSX. CS seems to have more eye candy and a little bit better pop up interface for the panels.

Well it appears the video card was failing, which was causing a the vast majority of the problems. Replaced it with a GTX 970 and so far it seems to be running without crashing.