kaashaas
-
Posts
203 -
Joined
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Blogs
Events
vBulletin Articles
News
Downloads
Gallery
Store
Posts posted by kaashaas
-
-
If you won the Lotto...I'd suggest you just get yourself a PPL. Problem solved. ;-)
Grtz., Hans
-
Wasn't that a DirectX 10 bug?
Grtz., Hans
-
All packages are in the installers of FSX/SE. No need for seperate downloads.
Grtz., Hans
-
Like Napamule2 said.
-
FSX works fine under Windows 10. No worries. Best is to buy FSX Steam Edition, it contains all the fixes and tweaks that need to be added to FSX Boxed to run properly.
FSX will work quite okay on the CPU you're running. The graphics card will limit things though. If you're able, upgrade it to an NVidia card. A 970 or 980 will give nice results for example.
It's true that FSX is a very old sim. It's a 32-bit piece of software for example. Also it DX9 for which is dated. Still, it works okay. But where in the past technology was the bottleneck, now it's the dated code that limits things on modern systems. It kind of passed the optimum of the curve so to speak. ;-)
In that respect it's also an idea to consider to use a 64-bit sim like X-Plane of P3D. It's more future-proof. Personally I'm an FSX user because of the large ammount of add-ons I invested in through the years.
So, yes all works fine with a slightly better graphics card. Yes, Windows 10 works fine in combination with FSX by default as long as you use Steam Edtion instead of the boxed version.
But whatever you do: DO NOT(!!!) install FSX in its default folder but in a manually created folder like C:\\FSX
Grtz., Hans
-
-
'Mister Zippy - clean in a second!'
Hahaha
-
I know, quite an irritation factor. I had the problem with EN-NL keyboard settings. The problem eventually went away after installing FS2Crew. I switched the Windows language to American English, maybe that's another option.
Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk
-
What Jorgen said; that solved it for me.
Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk
If I won the lotto...
in FSX General Discussion
Posted
Well, no regulation stands in your way of flying with an instructor in the righthand seat. A friend of mine, who has braindamage after a car accident and isn't able to do his theoretical exams, has been solo-ing for years without a license. It has its limitations and downsides compared to actually being licensed because you can't fly as far and always need an instructor to sign for it, but flying is flying.
Grtz., Hans