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well, if it's better, but will make almost no difference in FPS, then I'm going to save my 100 bucks. what about the difference from i5 to i7? Won't it make a considerable difference?

Hi, I have an MSI GE62-6QE: Intel i5 Quadcore 2.3Ghz - 3.2Ghz (6300HQ) / NVIDIA GTX 965M 2GB GDDR5 / 8GB RAM DDR4 / 1 TB HDD Now I have a chance to pay more 100€ and get this HP: Intel I7 Quadcore 2.6Ghz - 3.5Ghz (6700HQ) / NVIDIA GTX 950M 4GB DDR3 / 8GB RAM DDR3L (which I don't know what's the difference) / 128 GB SDD and 1TB HDD Basically, everything seems better, except for the GPU. For Prepar3D, will the HP have better performance than the MSI, being that it has a lower GPU but higher CPU? (I'm also a little concerned about the brands, HP vs MSI in "gaming" (I know it's not gaming but you unterstand))

Thank you for all your replies. Yes it's a gaming laptop, has a button that makes the fan's make a lot of noise and running almost like it's a desktop. Well I've tried it... and without add-ons it's awesome (obviously), but as soons as I do 737PMDG it drops. With a simple 1 runway scenery and 737 the fps are around 15 fps. For me, the airbus it's less heavier then the 737. I believe the laptop isn't enabling the turbo, it's running at 2.3ghz, and I see the CPU it's running 99%. So basically, I can't fly with this framerate, it's not stable, it goes to 25 and then drops, etc. If I was able to enable the turbo, it would get MUCH better, but unfortunately I can't. Well, I have a question, FSX is old school and runs more on CPU, what about P3D? Didn't they fix a little bit more that part?

It'll run... that means 10 fps, or it's 'playable'?

Hi, I'm getting a laptop with the Intel i5-6300HQ Quad Core 2.3ghz (THE GPU IS NVIDIA GTX 965M 2GB), and I'd like to know about the processor, since the GPU is relatively good. Is it enough for a normal FSX experience? (Add-on airplanes, and sceneries) First I want to know with 2.3ghz... At the specification it says it has a turbo 3.2ghz, but I heard someone saying you can't enable it...

Hi, I want to buy a laptop (yes I know, is 3 times better to buy a desktop, but in this situation it needs to be a laptop). In my mind, there are 3 laptops. One has NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950M 4GH DDR3, the other has NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M 2GB GDDR5, and the last one NVIDIA GeForce GTX 965M 2GB GDDR5, obviously all with a different prices. All are Intel I5-6300HQ Quad Core 2.3Ghz - 3.2Ghz Will the NVidia's affect the performance of FSX in a way that compensates the difference of the price which is 100€ each (from 950 to 960, and from 960 to 965). Or does FSX focus more on CPU? What about P3D? I really need some help in this situation so I thank you in advance.

Hey, So I've been having this weird issue and I don't know how to fix it. This is how it looks when close to the polygon: But when I move away: Do you see that "line" between the polygons? How do I created the polygon? 4 planes detached from each other, and then UVWunrap, using this method:http://www.fsdeveloper.com/wiki/ind...:_How_to_eliminate_lines_between_each_polygon I have tried with and without MipMaps. Here's another example of the line: