There's a huge difference between "I don't care for their designs or the way their sceneries look" and the alternative that I regularly see that is something like- "their sceneries suck" or "blueprints stuff is crap". If you don't like it, then don't buy it. If you don't like it and want to talk abo...

My newly rebuilt system:

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cmpbllsjc wrote:

paavo wrote:Wow dude, you seem hell bent on the cyberpower...

And hell bent on not using the quotes correctly Maybe he should figure out how to quote someone before he jumps into computer building, lol.

HAHAHAHAAA!!!!!!

So the metercricket score of 87 is good then?

My games of choice back in those days were the old Janes simulations with my favorite being Janes USAF.

That's just it. The price for the masses is the $9.95. Anyone that chooses can do it. That's what I'm currently doing as I decide whether to take the $499 leap. I assume the reason for the two options has to do with their license agreement with Micro$oft.

They already have a civilian subscription. If you want to pay the $10 a month then there is nothing stopping you. If you want to pay the $499 you can do that as well. It is open to anyone that is interested as long as you are using it purely for entertainment purposes. I use it to stay proficient at...

My Voodoo 4500 and 5500 are in storage. I kept them thinking that I would build a legacy machine a couple years ago. Now the ex-wife has them. I wonder if they are still in storage?

nickac1092 wrote:Im never going to use FSX because...

Never say never I guess.

I hate when someone complains that blueprint's sceneries are crap. They put a lot of time into their projects and they say on their website that the point of their sceneries are not to compete with the likes of FlyTampa but instead to just give a representation of the airport that is a little better...

So my question is whether developers are now going to support 3 sims (FS9, FSX, and P3D)? The difference between FSX and P3D don't seem that significant so maybe the FS9er will continue to get addons.

A cyberpower will never be as good as one that you build yourself. On that subject, Paavo, thanks for the tips on the OC'ing. My rig is now running stable well over stock (2600k@ 4.6ghz (69 degrees)).