FSX PC graphics are better than those in a £10m 757 simulator! However the feedback and hardware on the more expensive one is pretty impressive!
Prefer Boeing to Airbus - they have more history and experience and I also like knowing there is a physical connection between the yoke and control surface (at least on some of the older aircraft) that will work if the power goes down.
Do like it when they announce on a plane that they are having to switch off the systems and turn them back on again to get something running properly!
Prefer Boeing to Airbus - they have more history and experience and I also like knowing there is a physical connection between the yoke and control surface (at least on some of the older aircraft) that will work if the power goes down.
Do like it when they announce on a plane that they are having to switch off the systems and turn them back on again to get something running properly!
Re : Computer performance chit-chat - opinions on hardware (BF3 & BF4)
This topic sounds like "who's got the biggest one !?" !!!...
Here is a website where you can test your PC for a game : Can You RUN It | Can I run that game | Game system requirements
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I have a cheap medium config.
Hardware and components are getting better every year and I don't want to invest too much (and more than a PS4 or X-Box One !)
I bought my computer in a used stuff store 2 years ago and was equiped with:
- a AS Rock N68-S3 UCC motherboard,
- an AMD Athlon II X4 640 3GHz CPU,
and runnig Windows 7 Uncut Edition 64 bits.
And I bought a AMD Radeon HD 6770 1Gb DDR5 graphic card.
Now I need better RAM, having 2x2Go DDR3 667MHz.
I need 2x4Go DDR3 1600Mhz (~70€), the most my motherboard can support.
22", 16:10 and 2ms monitor, an old G15 and a young G300 !
This topic sounds like "who's got the biggest one !?" !!!...
Here is a website where you can test your PC for a game : Can You RUN It | Can I run that game | Game system requirements
--- Updated ---
I have a cheap medium config.
Hardware and components are getting better every year and I don't want to invest too much (and more than a PS4 or X-Box One !)
I bought my computer in a used stuff store 2 years ago and was equiped with:
- a AS Rock N68-S3 UCC motherboard,
- an AMD Athlon II X4 640 3GHz CPU,
and runnig Windows 7 Uncut Edition 64 bits.
And I bought a AMD Radeon HD 6770 1Gb DDR5 graphic card.
Now I need better RAM, having 2x2Go DDR3 667MHz.
I need 2x4Go DDR3 1600Mhz (~70€), the most my motherboard can support.
22", 16:10 and 2ms monitor, an old G15 and a young G300 !
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