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  1. I upgraded my laptop to Windows 10. Here is my experience After upgrading, I tried to run FSX. My FSX is just MS version, not SE. After FSX loaded, I can't see the airplane animated rotating on screen as I supposed to see. It keep giving me error ending up my FSX crashing. Thinking might be because the upgrade issue, so I decide to wipe my laptop and re-install Windows 10 from scratch. Install FSX with some addon like PMDG and Aerosoft, in heavy airport (ImagineSim Singapore), I got horrible performance. I still see blank screen on the section where you should see the aircraft rotating on FSX main page. I got lots of issue running FSX on Windows 10: First, when I load complex aircraft, 1/4 screen will become black resulting the FSX reduce the screen. There is nothing I can do about it. However, it doesn't do it when I load stock aircraft. Second, the rendering is not smooth resulting in lot of stutter. The FPS is quite low compared when I run it on Windows 8.1 Third, I don't think FSX is optimized on Windows 10. Who knows what other addon that won't work on Windows 10? Conclusion, I don't think it is good idea upgrading to Windows 10 if you are planning to use your PC to play FSX for now. How about P3D? Since P3D is FSX based, there is chance simmer will experience issues after upgrading to Windows 10. It is safe to stay away until the vendor start developing to optimize Windows 10. Keep in mind that if it works solid on Windows 7 or Windows 8(.1), don't mess around with it. Keep it as it is. "If it doesn't break, don't touch it!" Thank you
  2. I found the solution already. Whenever I start seeing the texture bleeding. All I need to do is go to FSX display settings and change the filtering. For instance if I was in "Trilinear", I will change it into "Anisotropic" and vice versa. As soon as I made the changes, the texture bleeding disappear right the way. Thank you
  3. I have checked the fsx.cfg and I have HIGHMEMFIX=1. Might be cleaning my PC from dust is a good idea. I will give a try on next weekend I have moved from default eyepoint but still have the bleeding. The first picture, the bleeding only occurs if I am in captain seats. I don't see it if I am in FO and back seat. The second picture, I can see the bleeding no matter where I sit. Thank you PS: How do you put signature on the forum? I am kinda new to this. Best Regard, Marvel Lie
  4. Hello, I noticed that when I fly using PMDG 777-300ER, I always see the texture bleeding inside cockpit. Please refer to the picture. I am not sure what to do to solve this. I have been looking around, googling, searching and I haven't found an answer. My PC specs is AMD FX 6300 8GB DDR3 RAM AMD Radeon HD6670 Windows 7 FSX Accelerator PMDG 777-300ER with SP1c Please see the picture to learn more what I am talking about. Thank you very much Best Regards, Marvel

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