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Nice to know the 7500U without dedicated graphics card can run it that well! Did you use any tweaks? I am buying an HP 15 laptop with the I7-7500U, 8 gigs RAM and a 1TB hard drive, I hope to get similar performance
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(UPDATE) Since I'm not going to get a good performance on a laptop, I'll build another PC
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3 hours ago, vortex681 said:You have my sympathies but I still think you'd be unhappy with the systems you've listed.
Thanks and thanks for the advice
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2 hours ago, vortex681 said:You have my sympathies but I still think you'd be unhappy with the systems you've listed.
Thanks and thanks for the advice
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25 minutes ago, vortex681 said:I think you'd find that any of them would struggle to render video unless you have a lot of spare time to leave it running. Running FSX with those particular add-ons really needs a decent desktop or a dedicated gaming laptop unless you have all of the setup sliders fully to the left and even then...
Can't help but to agree with Ed. You'll probably spend most of your time trying to tweak things to get barely acceptable performance (and wishing that you'd gone for something better). If the screen resolution is 1920x1080 or less, you'd probably get most modern games to run at lower settings but FSX needs CPU (and to a lesser extent, GPU) grunt to run well.
Have you looked at the possibility of having your old system repaired?
The problem with the old system is that received the overload blew up so repairing it would mean to buy it again and the price is practically the same as the VivoBook I mentioned
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14 minutes ago, edpatino said:None of them for sure. Look to all the options offered by MSI Gaming Series Laptops and you' won't believe your eyes!.
Cheers, Ed
I've seen them, but they are too expensive for what I've planned to spend on my laptop
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Hello everyone
Last Tuesday a power overload blew out my computer loosing everything I had there.
Since I am beginning the University next year I am thinking on moving to a laptop which can render video, run Photoshop, some games, web browsing, and run FSX with PMDG's 737, 747, and 777, Aerosoft's Airbus, REX, and some add on scenery (FlyTampa Saint Marteen, LatinVFR Guatemala, Costa Rica, Tegucigalpa)
So I have 4 options:
Asus VivoBook S15:
Core i5 7200u
GT 940MX
8GB DDR4 RAM
1TB HDD
DELL Inspiron 15 5565:
AMD A12-9700P
Integrated Radeon R7 graphics
8GB DDR4 RAM
1TB HDD
ASUS X556UA:
Core i5 7200U
Intel HD620 graphics
8GB DDR4 RAM
1TB HDD
8GB DDR4 RAM
HP Pavilion 14-al001la
Core i5 6200U
Intel HD 520 graphics
8GB DDR4 RAM
1TB HDD
8GB DDR4 RAM
So which do you think will be a good decision?
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On 13/11/2016 at 3:47 AM, Rockliffe said:OK, then in that case, follow the advice from Ilya. A couple of things to remember about tweaks, is to have a baseline to test them. 1) Create a baseline for all tests. In other words, set a specific airport, conditions and then save the flight as eg, Tweak test and use that same scenario throughout testing, and don't deviate. 2) Make one single tweak at a time and test and test again until you're happy it doesn't cause any problems and to see if there are any benefits. DO NOT introduce more than a single tweak at a time, otherwise you won't know what works and what doesn't.
The main tweak that you should consider exhaustive testing with, is the bufferpools tweak. The holy grail of tweaks if it works, and the damnation of tweaks if it doesn't! But you should really read up on this one and ensure you understand what it does. Remember, everyone's sim is different and as such each tweak will have a different effect on different rigs.
Something else to consider big time, is to ensure all your FSX settings in the control panel are correctly set before perfomring any tweaks, mainly because ticking or unticking a radio button, or reducing a slider can often have a better improvement than a tweak.
Ensure you are running at 30fps and not unlimited.
There are tweaks to add to your cfg which will help, but firstly, it's important that you set the correct slider settings. Go to your FSX slider settings and follow these settings.
GRAPHICS
Untick lens flare
Untick light bloom
Lock target frame rate at 30
Make sure you're running at the correct resolution
Filtering, try lowering as much as possible to when satisfied. the lower the better performance but at cost to quality visuals.
AIRCRAFT
Untick aircraft casts shadow on the ground
Untick aircraft casts shadow on itself
Untick show cockpit tooltips
SCENERY
TERRAIN & WATER
Level of detail medium
Mesh complexity 80%
Mesh resolution 10m
Texture resolution 1m
Water set at Low 2x
SCENERY OBJECTS
Scenery complexity dense
Autogen density normal
Ground scenery shadows ticked
Special effects detail normal
WEATHER
Cloud draw distance minimum
Thermals none
Simple couds
Cloud coverage low
Weather changes low
TRAFFIC
Airline traffic density 30 (reduce to 0 when flying from small GA fields)
General aviation density 30 (reduce to 0 when flying from large commercial airports)
Airport vehicles 0
Road vehicles 10
Ships and ferries 10
Leisure boats 10
Thank you! After some tweaking sessions I am getting stable 30 fps even in heavy weathe and rain
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Hey guys
I´m having some troubles with the shaders on FSX.
As you can see on the image above, the aircraft sahders look really bad.
I don´t know what is happening but it is shure I´m getting mad with it.
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A good trick for PMDG aircraft fis to lower the vc model quality and resolution.
To get the best from you graphics card, download NVIDIA Inspector and Google the settings for that card
Know your PC, FSX is CPU based so to get great performance it is good to overclock or to use an i7.
Also, on the right side there is an FSX/P3D config guide, maybe that helps.
I used that guide and some tips from: http://www.avsim.com/topic/497682-fsx-tweaks-help/#entry3509602
And now I get good frames
Good luck!
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God! No overclock capability and no money for a new CPU!
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Hey everybody!
I just want to know if anyone can help me to tweak my FSX (Boxed edition) to get high frames and great graphics. I have a non edited cfg and no slider moved in the sim.
My PC specs:
i3 3250 (3.5 GHz)
10GB DDR3 1600
PNY GTX 750ti
AsRock H61M-VG3
My add-ons
REX 2.0 (No Overdrive)
PMDG 737 NGX
PMDG 777 with the 300 expansion
Airbus X (318, 319, 320 and 321)
FlyTampa Saint Maarten
LatinVFR Guatemala city
LatinVFR MROC
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Hey everybody!
I just want to know if anyone can help me to tweak my FSX (Boxed edition) to get high frames and great graphics. I have a non edited cfg and no slider moved in the sim.
My PC specs:
i3 3250 (3.5 GHz)
10GB DDR3 1600
PNY GTX 750ti
AsRock H61M-VG3
My add-ons
REX 2.0 (No Overdrive)
PMDG 737 NGX
PMDG 777 with the 300 expansion
Airbus X (318, 319, 320 and 321)
FlyTampa Saint Maarten
LatinVFR Guatemala city
LatinVFR MROC
Please help me ASAP! I get like 9 frames!
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Good morning everybody!
Some days ago, I bought Airbus X (all four aircraft) and PMDG 737 and 777, now it is driving me crazy!
Can someone teach me how to program all 6 aircraft correctly and engage the autopilot too?
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i3 3250
10GB DDR3 1600
GTX 750ti PNY
FSX:SE on Intel HD Graphics 620
in MS FSX | FSX-SE Forum
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I ended up buying an i5, 8 gigs of RAM and one terabyte. I thought it was going to run awfully but I am getting solid 60 fps on medium high-medium low settings. Now, will it run like that with the PMDG 737, 747 and 777?