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  1. Thanks guys, I always liked the P-39 & P-63. I hope someone someday reproduces the P-63E model, the last production version with slightly better performance and a different tail assembly. I did an FSX .air file for that version back about 9 years ago. The flight dynamics only file for that is p63e-1.zip, but that is not a visual model, and no one has subsequently made a model to fit.

    This version by A. F. Scrub is the P-63A variant. He did a really nice job on the aircraft. I don't have P3D yet, but he also made it for V4&5 of P3D.

  2. The reason you don't have any response, is that the system specs you posted really won't run any modern software well. You could probably run an old software like FS2002 on a GT1030. That videocard is really a business software product, it will work fine on spreadsheets and word processing. In particular, the system is hampered by the lack of a Cd drive, which really eliminates FS2002.
  3. Like Jim says, you must run on the internet some of the time. The copy protection is really tied to the net. The upside to that, is you can load it on multiple machines, but only 1 can be active at a time. You need a >30 mbyte/sec internet speed, but it has not been a problem at all for me. The scenery would take something like 400 four GB SSDs to contain the detail that is provided (in other words, impossible to load on your media).;
  4. The heat issue with a laptop may be a problem but otherwise I think you are OK.. The 10 GB of VRAM would only really apply if you were running 4K. At 1080p you will be fine with 6GB. I run 1920X1200 with 8GB which is plenty for that resolution. You should also be fine with 16GB of ram at 1080p. The processor in a laptop is a bit slow, but the GPU will be more intense than the CPU. 30 fps is plenty to run the sim smoothly. I have my fps limited to 30 fps and maintain that easily.

    The sim does create a LOT of heat. If the laptop isn't a necessity, you may be happier with a tower with great ventilation?

  5. The cautionary import of this thread, should be the need to keep everything in your system updated BEFORE you update MSFS. There was a thread on this forum warning of just this specific issue, and the need to update the Store and Gaming Services before the MSFS update.

    Before you rush to update MSFS, take the time to look through the forum threads and see if anyone has information that may save a lot of grief.

  6. First, we need a lot more information! Use the link to download the FREE version of Speccy.

     

    https://www.ccleaner.com/speccy/download

     

    Run the app and make a screenshot of the first screen report.

    Beyond that, we have no idea what resolution you have set in FS9, what 55" TV you are using, and what monitor you would want to run. This is a difficult question as posted, as we have no idea what your budget is for a new machine. I know your old machine won't run it, Windows 10 updated is required. A new system to run MSFS at 1440p will be a lot less than a machine which can run at 4K.

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