Technically, both P3Dv1 and v2 are dead ends, because they’re still stuck at 32-bit when since Windows Vista was released, most new PCs were delivered with 64-bit Operating Systems (I was odd… I ran XP64 with a worrying amount of success!)
So. Should we all be using the only mainstream sim which actually uses all the capabilities of our modern PCs – X-Plane10? 😉
Totally wrong. It’s worth every penny! With DX10 in FSX I have double frame rate as in Prepar3D v2.1. And Steve’s SX10 Scenery Fixer corrects most of the DX10 problems in FSX. For me Prepar3D v2 was waste of money.
i agree, xp10 is my no.1 sim but i do own fsx and p3d1.4 and p3d2.1 Love them all 🙂
Technically, both P3Dv1 and v2 are dead ends, because they’re still stuck at 32-bit when since Windows Vista was released, most new PCs were delivered with 64-bit Operating Systems (I was odd… I ran XP64 with a worrying amount of success!)
So. Should we all be using the only mainstream sim which actually uses all the capabilities of our modern PCs – X-Plane10? 😉
Waste of money, better to buy Prepar3D v2.1 DX11
Totally wrong. It’s worth every penny! With DX10 in FSX I have double frame rate as in Prepar3D v2.1. And Steve’s SX10 Scenery Fixer corrects most of the DX10 problems in FSX. For me Prepar3D v2 was waste of money.