johncrosby

Hi I purchased the 777 for P3D 6 weeks ago. On 8th March, using the Operations Center "buy now" button, which opened the PMDG store page, I purchased the 737NGX. The problem is when I log into my account it only shows the 777 purchased not the 737. The 737 is registered to a different email address. They are both the same email account, both apple icloud emails, and both mine. How can I get both purchases to show up using my one single email address and show up simultaneously on Ops Center? I think the problem was when I purchased via the buy now button I was not logged into my existing PMDG account. I stupidly thought it would recognise I already had one, given the fact I was buying it from within the PMDG Operations Center "buy now" button link to the PMDG Store. I thought it would all sync up. Alas it hasn't, so I have the messy situation of two PMDG aircraft sitting associated with 2 different email accounts. Any help to resolve this mess would be much appreciated. John John Crosby

Just upgraded from a 2gb Asus gtx 770 to the new MSI GTX 990 with 4gb. Have to say it runs brilliantly with Prepar3d. No stutters or texture issues and even with ASN Rex 4 clouds it's giving over 60fps at 1080P on a single monitor. Had to invest in serial cfg tweaks and other setting downgrades to get that kind of performance. Running a virgin stock cfg and then settings maxed out it is as smooth as butter. Yes I know higher res and multiple monitors will get lower performance but the 970 is approx 50% more powerful running p3d than a 2gb 770. I'm running it on an i7 4790k, msi gaming 7 motherboard, 16gb 2400 ram and 250gb Samsung SSD. P3d pro is stock apart from Rex 4, ASN (networked) and UK Orbx scenary. Interested to know if anyone else is similarly happy with the 970? I meant to say it was the 970 runs that P3D brilliantly without any cfg or nvidia inspector tweaks, it was the 770 that needed them to run, even compromised image settings, at all well. The 970 is a bargain given the price performance ratio. I'm almost prepared (sorry!) to believe the architecture of the 970 is somehow suited for running p3d very well indeed. Sorry folks making a mess of this post, iphone won't let me edit anything. It's the GTX 970 I have NOT a '990' (doesn't even exist!) as mentioned about.