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κατεβαστετο απο δω για 30 μερες δωρεαν http://www.tweakfs.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=37&osCsid=ed74a10a8f81b1cf38b8c6554ac1b560

ενδιαφερον http://www.nzone.com/object/nzone_fsx_techtips.html#

ok, now your here, it implies three things: 1. you have more money than me because... 2. you have a dual core cpu and relatively up-to-date pc and finally three, 3. you have FSX Ok, now thats out of the way lets get to why you're reading this. You may (or may not as the case may be) have noticed my post in the FSX Tweaks sticky, but i've been looking into this - low FPS in FSX - a lot more of recent, especially the possible causes of slow(er) performance with Dual Core CPUs such as Intels' awesome Core 2 Duo and AMD's not so great counterpart the Athlon X2. I've found some very interesting articles and information on the web that could be of benefit to you all, so listen in!! Firstly, are you sure that your CPU is really giving you every ounce of juice it has? Check out your Processor Affinity. This determines how many cores of the CPU FSX is allowed to utilise - as a default it appears that its only enabled on one core. So, how to do it, simple, here's how!: with FSX running, do a 'CTRL+ALT+DEL' > select 'Processes' > right click the FSX process > choose 'Set Affinity' when you've done the above you'll see this (image courtesy of Toms Hardware Guide) When you've got the Affinity window showing (again, image from THG) simply select which cores (both, obviously) you want FSX to utilise. note: you'll need to set these everytime FSX starts, there are however utilities to do it automatically, just Google it!! Secondly, the above steps may not actually be fully affective. The reason, a Dual-Core hotfix for XP SP2 from Microsoft. Do you have it installed, if not, or aren't sure then you can get it here, and information about it, from here You'll need to install the hotfix manually however, this is done as follows NOTE: This requires editing the registry - MAKE A BACKUP FIRST!!: Go to Start, Run. Type regedit and push OK. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Control/Session Manager. Right-click Session Manager and do 'New', 'Key'. Type Throttle for the name. Right-click 'New', 'DWORD Value'. Type PerfEnablePackageIdle for the name. Right-click PerfEnablePackageIdle and click 'Modify'. In the 'Value' data box, enter '1' (without quotes, default is most likely '0'); make sure Hexadecimal is selected and push OK. Close the registry editor. Thirdly, download and read this very detailed and informative PDF datasheet, it details everything you'd ever need to know about tweaking FSX for raw performance with a balance of quality - check it out!! Well, thats all from me, hope you find this useful. Of course if youre willing, or daring enough, to try the above suggestions, please do post your experiences here as im sure we'll all be happy to hear of some real word information as to if they work or not!

flightsim-x

http://www.fspilotshop.com/product_info.php?products_id=1089

παω να το κανω ινσταλ και στο τελος μου βγαζει αυτο,τι γινεται?μα το κανω ινσταλ

ωραιος ο κυβερνητης,δεν το εσκασε

μονο για την εκδοση deluxe http://www.fsinsider.com/Community/Developers-Corner

χ

http://www.justflight.com/newsDetail.asp?newsID=310

Now for my experiences with FSX ... At the office I have a 2 GHz machine with 1 GB of main memory and a 256K Nvidia GeForce 6100 graphics card. I thought that, if I pulled the same degrade-the-graphics tricks, FSX would perform adequately. However, in the immortal words of John Belushi, no-o-o-o-o. (But that's one word, isn't it.) FSX takes forever to load on my office machine. Even having optimized the hard drive FSX scenery database using Ultimate Defrag, it takes me forty seconds just to get to the FSX home screen. From there it takes me another 190 seconds to load a typical saved flight. All of this admittedly was timed from a cold start, but even so ... Microsoft says that the design point for FSX is the upcoming Windows Vista. I was a beta tester for Vista, and I possess Release Candidate 1, but I had to back it out due to bugs which interfered with my normal office software operations, bugs which I was unable to work around. I'm not going to reinstall Vista RC1 just to see what happens with FSX. (Yes, a beta tester is supposed to persevere, but I simply don't have the time to play with it.) So ... No 3D. Yes, simple clouds. Autogen density normal. No filtering. Lock to 10 fps. Most other sliders all the way to the right. The result? I like the graphics very much, but the simulator stutters as it tries to keep the scenery cache ahead of the aircraft. Even I, with my very flexible performance standards, find this unacceptably irritating. Regarding the stuttering, maybe I didn't optimize the drive correctly. Maybe it's my breath. I suppose I could try deinstalling FS2004 and then re-optimizing the hard drive for FSX only, but I don't want to do that either, not while most people are still running FS2004. I will say that I very much like the FSX default 737-800 even though I need to wear glasses to read the MFD. It's a good compromise between fanatical realism and over-simplicity. Mike McCarthy xxmikexx@qwest.net

καλες πτησεις

φιλε συγνωμη αλλα με δουλευεις

εγω αυτες τις ρυθμισεις εχω με το παρον συστημα και παιζω καλα

βαλες ολες τις ρυθμισεις στο φουλ scenery...............traffic............

ευχομαι να το χαρεις

φιλε μου εγω με FX60,7900gx2,2giga corsair 3500 ll pro, ΚΑΙ ΠΡΕΠΕΙ ΝΑ ΧΑΜΗΛΩΣΩ ΤΙΣ ΡΥΘΜΙΣΕΙΣ ΓΙΑ ΤΑ ΓΡΑΦΙΚΑ ΓΙΑ ΝΑ ΤΟ ΠΑΙΞΩ ΤΙΠΟΤΕ ΑΛΛΟ ΔΕΝ ΣΟΥ ΛΕΩ

για πες λιγο το συστημα σου?

http://www.simhq.com/_air7/air_237a.html

και πως θα πουλησουν Γιωργο to TRAFFIC-X?

δεν μπορω να καταλαβω ποιος ο λογος να το κανανε τοσο βαρυ,αντε για την καρτα γραφικων λες ενταξεις αλλα να μην φτανει 2GB μνημη..............και η πλακα ειναι οτι πουλαει

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