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Your video card is the bottleneck here. I have a T-BredB running at 1.7
ghz, 750 megs of ram and an ATI 9800 non pro, and I get 20 fps most of the time with the sliders pretty much at maximum, and that is with 4 x AA and 8 x Anistropic filtering. I got similar results in the same machine with a Geforce 3 classic, but with 2 x AA and no Anistropic filtering. JK "Petar Lazarevski" wrote in message ... Hi all, Now that FS2004 has been out a while now can any users out there tell me if it's significantly better than 2002. I have read about what other features it has now but is it graphically any better. I appreciate the spec of your pc will have a big part as to the sim's performance. It is graphically better, especially when we talk about the skies and cloud effects. However, I think that the flight model is still that old crappy one from FS2002. I have T-BredB running at 2.4GHz. 1GB RAM and GForce2Ti (300/500) and still can't get higher than 5FPS while flying through clouds, display otions set very high... ![]() |
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