Conchir wrote: » I'm having a hard time running this Can only run it on Low settings so far. I found these minimum/recommended/ideal specs on reddit, and comparing them to mine. The Windows build was a quick fix, it's updating now. It seems my CPU might be where I'm getting screwed mostly, but that's obviouly a very expensive thing to change. Would a RAM upgrade have any impact? Minimum Recommended Ideal Mine OS Windows 10 v 1909 Windows 10 v 1909 Windows 10 v 1909 Windows 10 v 1803 CPU Intel i5-4460 Intel i5-8400 Intel i7-9800X Intel i5-4690 GPU Nvidia GTX 770 Nvidia GTX 970 Nvidia RTX 2080 Nvidia GTX 970 VRAM 2GB 4GB 8GB 16GB RAM 8GB 16GB 32GB 16GB HDD 150GB 150GB 150GB 150GB Bandwidth 5Mbps 20Mbps 50Mbps ~32Mbps Edit: Oof I just saw this post on mobile and the table is not having a good time. My CPU is an Intel i5-4690, RAM is 16GB, GPU is GTX 970.
Samuel T. Cogley wrote: » Hold on for the new GPUs out next month. My poor 5700XT is pegged at 100% utilisation.
Samuel T. Cogley wrote: » TBH both the CPU and GPU are getting on a bit There might be some bargains to be had when the new GPUs come out in a months time. To switch the CPU (I'd recommend a Ryzen 5 3600 or Ryzen 7 3700X from AMD) would mean swapping the Motherboard and RAM also. 32MB RAM is the idea but I don't think you'd benefit as it's probably not your bottle neck. The other option would be a 4770 or 4790 i7 which might garner some extra performance but they tend to be over priced.
Doge wrote: » Anyone having issues with Live Weather? Cork was showing clear skies when I had live enabled which clearly isn't right!
awec wrote: » It's good fun, but I remembered why I had to stop playing the previous one, it's very difficult to play without a proper hotas. Using a controller is super difficult to keep things smooth. Think I'll hold off playing any more til I buy a hotas.
Board Walker wrote: » I have to Hold off also. Mine is old and required manual axis assignments. Something is not right because if i turn a direction and centre my stick(saitek ST290 PRO), the aircraft stick stays in the direction it went. I have to go the opposite way to pull it back centre. and it takes a few attempts. Not ideal when trying to line up an A320 into LCY the stick was purchased in 2004 for FS 2004.Think ill get the airbus one when its released next month and stick with P3D until then.
Board Walker wrote: » I have to Hold off also. Mine is old and required manual axis assignments. Something is not right because if i turn a direction and centre my stick(saitek ST290 PRO), the aircraft stick stays in the direction it went. I have to go the opposite way to pull it back centre. and it takes a few attempts. Not ideal when trying to line up an A320 into LCY the stick was purchased in 2004 for FS 2004. Think ill get the airbus one when its released next month and stick with P3D until then.
AirBiscuit wrote: » That seems to be more of an A320 thing than a stick thing. It reminds me of the 737 when you put on Control wheel steering: The autopilot holds the plane in whatever direction you pointed it, never centering. I'm finding a whole plethora of problems with the A320, biggest of which is that APPR mode never shows the Glideslope on the PFD. I'd bet that your stick will work normally with a GA plane.
awec wrote: » Thinking the same, this one looks really good for the price, tempted to pre-order on Amazon. The controller seems to allow for drift or something, it's awkward to try hold it in one hand while simultaneously using kb/m to try look at instrument panel etc.
Rossi IRL wrote: » Was looking at the same set myself. I'm completly new when it comes to flight sims and these extra pieces of equipment. How many 3 pin power and usb connections would be required for one of those.
Dcully wrote: » What is the item you guys are talking about? I dont see any link or mention
awec wrote: » https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B086J6KWTZ?pf_rd_r=4Y4989E5H4JX7WQMCDA9&pf_rd_p=e632fea2-678f-4848-9a97-bcecda59cb4e
awec wrote: » It won't require external power, it'd be USB powered, and I think it's just 1 USB, at least it just lists 1 USB in the box contents. But not sure how that would work, maybe the throttle has a wire into the stick which then goes into your PC. Or maybe the listing is wrong, and it's 1 USB per-item.
Ciano35 wrote: » Just got going with it, it's really nice in fairness :cool: Physics seem a lot different coming from X-plane but maybe I just need to get used to the bouncy camera.
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