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That last picture is just so realistic
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It sure is. Make sure you're running Prepar3d in "high performance" in order to use the AMD card. You can change this in the catalyst control panel
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Together with scattering it does indeed look really good!
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Radeon R9 M295X is a mobile GPU, which is quite similar to the R9 280X desktop GPU. From a graphics standpoint this is quite a downgrade from your GTX 780.
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It is the global version. You can change which regions you have installed/downloaded at any time
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That's simply not true. Things like long rendering distance require lots of RAM, but not that much of CPU and GPU. The big problems with 64-bits are obviously all addons which won´t be compatible and the amount of development time it will take to "convert" Prepar3d.
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While it certainly looks good for being default scenery, it's just so far off from good OSM coverage (with World2XP) + photo scenery. Quality and accuracy cost (in framerate), but if you have a beefy computer that´s no problem.
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That's why they invented peer-to-peer! As seen in many game launchers, and of course torrents.
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Probably because your CPU is more powerful compared to your GPU. Prepar3d is optimised like most modern 3D applications, which are more dependent on the GPU (which is far more powerful at parallel loads).
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Even that is incorrect. There's CPUs which belongs to the i5 and i3 series which has HT (hyper threading) as well. This is usually the case for i5 mobile CPUs found in laptops, 2 cores, 4 threads.
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Well, only because the driver support a newer version of the Open GL library doesn't mean X-Plane (or any other programme) actually uses it. It's like saying a game is running DirectX 11 only because my graphic card supports it, even though it´s built with DirectX 9.
