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Title: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 00:50:42
These days mobos do not come with many PCI slots. What can you do if you have no free slot and want to install a sound card. (I'm currently using the mobo's own audio, but have a few issues with it.)

Suggestions, perchance?  ;)
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: JamesV6CDX on 27 December 2008, 00:53:58
Not use a micro ATX motherboard?  :y

In seriousness, if you have no slots left and want to add more, you may need to upgrade case and board?
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Baron Von Spongebob on 27 December 2008, 00:54:28
Use usb speakers.. :y
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 01:04:24
I've a good video card with fan, a USB PCI card (all USB slots used) and lastly a PCI I/O card to handle two of my three HDDs.

My sound setup using the mobo is OK, in fact great for music. It's just that it doesn't support hardware acceleration and that is giving me a few issues with FSX (my Christmas pressie!). I can live with the current setup for now, but the freezes and crackling sound when I'm just about to land a 757 can be annoying!  ;) ;D  
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Baron Von Spongebob on 27 December 2008, 01:06:15
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I've a good video card with fan, a USB PCI card (all USB slots used) and lastly a PCI I/O card to handle two of my three HDDs.

My sound setup using the mobo is OK, in fact great for music. It's just that it doesn't support hardware acceleration and that is giving me a few issues with FSX (my Christmas pressie!). I can live with the current setup for now, but the freezes and crackling sound when I'm just about to land a 757 can be annoying!  ;) ;D  

You have a runway in your back garden. ::)
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 01:12:28
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I've a good video card with fan, a USB PCI card (all USB slots used) and lastly a PCI I/O card to handle two of my three HDDs.

My sound setup using the mobo is OK, in fact great for music. It's just that it doesn't support hardware acceleration and that is giving me a few issues with FSX (my Christmas pressie!). I can live with the current setup for now, but the freezes and crackling sound when I'm just about to land a 757 can be annoying!  ;) ;D  

You have a runway in your back garden. ::)

You mean you DON'T have one?

How quaintly rural you are!   ;) ;D
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Baron Von Spongebob on 27 December 2008, 01:14:20
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I've a good video card with fan, a USB PCI card (all USB slots used) and lastly a PCI I/O card to handle two of my three HDDs.

My sound setup using the mobo is OK, in fact great for music. It's just that it doesn't support hardware acceleration and that is giving me a few issues with FSX (my Christmas pressie!). I can live with the current setup for now, but the freezes and crackling sound when I'm just about to land a 757 can be annoying!  ;) ;D  

You have a runway in your back garden. ::)

You mean you DON'T have one?

How quaintly rural you are!   ;) ;D

Only space for a helicopter landing pad here.... ;D
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 01:21:07
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I've a good video card with fan, a USB PCI card (all USB slots used) and lastly a PCI I/O card to handle two of my three HDDs.

My sound setup using the mobo is OK, in fact great for music. It's just that it doesn't support hardware acceleration and that is giving me a few issues with FSX (my Christmas pressie!). I can live with the current setup for now, but the freezes and crackling sound when I'm just about to land a 757 can be annoying!  ;) ;D  

You have a runway in your back garden. ::)

You mean you DON'T have one?

How quaintly rural you are!   ;) ;D

Only space for a helicopter landing pad here.... ;D


Ah, yes, The legendary Spongebob chopper. I'd forgotten about that! ;) ;D ;D
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 27 December 2008, 01:25:09
Take out the USB.PCI card to give you the spare slot you require and then get a Powered USB hub.

But in all fairness depending on budget I would ne tempted for a Motherboard upgrade.

http://www.scan.co.uk/Search.aspx?q=USB+Hub

http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Belkin-Link-it-F5U703UKLI-7-Port-Mini-USB11-HUB-with-Power-Supply-Cables
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 01:32:26
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Take out the USB.PCI card to give you the spare slot you require and then get a Powered USB hub.

But in all fairness depending on budget I would ne tempted for a Motherboard upgrade.

http://www.scan.co.uk/Search.aspx?q=USB+Hub

http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Belkin-Link-it-F5U703UKLI-7-Port-Mini-USB11-HUB-with-Power-Supply-Cables

Thanks, Skruntie. I'll look into that  :y

A mobo upgrade is an expensive option to cure a problem that  only affects a game. Then again, I do need my small pleasures...  ;) ;D

Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Bandit127 on 27 December 2008, 07:39:07
What's your frame rate when flying at 3000 feet over london? If it's less than 25, you'll be needing a whole load of new suff to go with the sound card.

Like a new mobo, graphics card and possibly some fast HDDs.

FS is very power hungry.

Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: LaserLance on 27 December 2008, 09:21:25
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These days mobos do not come with many PCI slots. What can you do if you have no free slot and want to install a sound card. (I'm currently using the mobo's own audio, but have a few issues with it.)

Suggestions, perchance?  ;)
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/store/pcw_page.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@1176725957.1230369530@@@@&BV_EngineID=cccdadegddlkjdhcflgceggdhhmdfom.0&page=Product&fm=null&sm=null&tm=null&sku=684062&category_oid= you could try one of these
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: dbug on 27 December 2008, 12:33:47
You can get USB sound cards.

I'd be inclined tho to get a proper motherboard with adequate pci slots!!
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 13:20:24
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You can get USB sound cards.

I'd be inclined tho to get a proper motherboard with adequate pci slots!!


One of my problems is the video card. It is very good but the fan makes it twice as thick in profile and I think it is obstructing a spare slot. I need to have a closer look. Does it matter which slot the video card goes in? At the moment it's at the top, but maybe I'm thinking I could put it on the bottom slot and perhaps free a space up. Hmm. Maybe I'll do an exploratory operation a bit later.

Bandit127: I haven't tried the frame rate check yet. I'll try it later and report back.  
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: TheBoy on 27 December 2008, 13:24:16
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You can get USB sound cards.

I'd be inclined tho to get a proper motherboard with adequate pci slots!!


One of my problems is the video card. It is very good but the fan makes it twice as thick in profile and I think it is obstructing a spare slot. I need to have a closer look. Does it matter which slot the video card goes in? At the moment it's at the top, but maybe I'm thinking I could put it on the bottom slot and perhaps free a space up. Hmm. Maybe I'll do an exploratory operation a bit later.

Bandit127: I haven't tried the frame rate check yet. I'll try it later and report back.  
It needs to go in the x16 slot (possibly x8 if a budget card). x16 slot will be the longest. Most consumer mobos have 1 x16 and rest x1 or x4 (exception being SLI boards, which tend to have 2 x8 slots instead of one x16)
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: iainb on 27 December 2008, 13:32:45
I dont use speakers,I have to use head set !
With FSX running hold down shift key and press Z 3 times you will see live what frame rate your getting !
Have you got service pack 2 yet ?
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: willyboy on 27 December 2008, 14:06:07
Hell  What have you installed in the pci slots on your mobo ?
You must have some stuff I dont use all I got for major gaming stuff is a  8800 gtx gr/crd that does take up extra room but not a pci slot as they are set further over other side of the 2nd Gr card slot (sli) there is only 2 pci slots & one is occupied my Creative Fatality XFi sound card other slot is empty ...so what else you got filling up pci slots ?
I too have to use a soundcard as the onboard sound is Naff no 5.1 set up available.
Did have a Hauppage tv card installed (rubbish pic) but removed it after buying a £20 tv /usb gizmo that works a treat and is removable so can stick it my old laptop when i need ! ;) :y
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 14:22:17
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I dont use speakers,I have to use head set !
With FSX running hold down shift key and press Z 3 times you will see live what frame rate your getting !
Have you got service pack 2 yet ?

At 3,000ft over London, I'm getting 12-13fps. Not good, but it didn't freeze on me at all just now! Target is set at 20fps. I've only got SP1 at the moment. I'll dig out SP2 on the MS website later.  :y
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 14:26:44
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Hell  What have you installed in the pci slots on your mobo ?
You must have some stuff I dont use all I got for major gaming stuff is a  8800 gtx gr/crd that does take up extra room but not a pci slot as they are set further over other side of the 2nd Gr card slot (sli) there is only 2 pci slots & one is occupied my Creative Fatality XFi sound card other slot is empty ...so what else you got filling up pci slots ?
I too have to use a soundcard as the onboard sound is Naff no 5.1 set up available.
Did have a Hauppage tv card installed (rubbish pic) but removed it after buying a £20 tv /usb gizmo that works a treat and is removable so can stick it my old laptop when i need ! ;) :y

I've a PCI Express video card, USB add-on PCI card and an IDE controller card.
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: willyboy on 27 December 2008, 14:53:24
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Hell  What have you installed in the pci slots on your mobo ?
You must have some stuff I dont use all I got for major gaming stuff is a  8800 gtx gr/crd that does take up extra room but not a pci slot as they are set further over other side of the 2nd Gr card slot (sli) there is only 2 pci slots & one is occupied my Creative Fatality XFi sound card other slot is empty ...so what else you got filling up pci slots ?
I too have to use a soundcard as the onboard sound is Naff no 5.1 set up available.
Did have a Hauppage tv card installed (rubbish pic) but removed it after buying a £20 tv /usb gizmo that works a treat and is removable so can stick it my old laptop when i need ! ;) :y

I've a PCI Express video card, USB add-on PCI card and an IDE controller card.

Right much like me just 2 pci slots... guess you only have sata connections then on mobo (hence the ide controller) plus as Skruntie mentioned just buy a cheapo usb hub  £5 ish on egay , if I ever do run short of a usb port i have used an old memory  card reader as it as 3 extra usb outlets on it . :y :y
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 15:08:33
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Hell  What have you installed in the pci slots on your mobo ?
You must have some stuff I dont use all I got for major gaming stuff is a  8800 gtx gr/crd that does take up extra room but not a pci slot as they are set further over other side of the 2nd Gr card slot (sli) there is only 2 pci slots & one is occupied my Creative Fatality XFi sound card other slot is empty ...so what else you got filling up pci slots ?
I too have to use a soundcard as the onboard sound is Naff no 5.1 set up available.
Did have a Hauppage tv card installed (rubbish pic) but removed it after buying a £20 tv /usb gizmo that works a treat and is removable so can stick it my old laptop when i need ! ;) :y

I've a PCI Express video card, USB add-on PCI card and an IDE controller card.

Right much like me just 2 pci slots... guess you only have sata connections then on mobo (hence the ide controller) plus as Skruntie mentioned just buy a cheapo usb hub  £5 ish on egay , if I ever do run short of a usb port i have used an old memory  card reader as it as 3 extra usb outlets on it . :y :y

Yep, one Sata HDD and two IDE HDDs.
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 27 December 2008, 15:34:10
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I dont use speakers,I have to use head set !
With FSX running hold down shift key and press Z 3 times you will see live what frame rate your getting !
Have you got service pack 2 yet ?

At 3,000ft over London, I'm getting 12-13fps. Not good, but it didn't freeze on me at all just now! Target is set at 20fps. I've only got SP1 at the moment. I'll dig out SP2 on the MS website later.  :y

sp3 is ready :y
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 27 December 2008, 15:35:19
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Take out the USB.PCI card to give you the spare slot you require and then get a Powered USB hub.

But in all fairness depending on budget I would ne tempted for a Motherboard upgrade.

http://www.scan.co.uk/Search.aspx?q=USB+Hub

http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Belkin-Link-it-F5U703UKLI-7-Port-Mini-USB11-HUB-with-Power-Supply-Cables

agreed..
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 15:45:49
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I dont use speakers,I have to use head set !
With FSX running hold down shift key and press Z 3 times you will see live what frame rate your getting !
Have you got service pack 2 yet ?

At 3,000ft over London, I'm getting 12-13fps. Not good, but it didn't freeze on me at all just now! Target is set at 20fps. I've only got SP1 at the moment. I'll dig out SP2 on the MS website later.  :y

sp3 is ready :y

Are we talking XP service packs, or FSX service packs? I think I'm up to date with XP and I installed the FSX SP1 a couple of days ago.  :-?
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: iainb on 27 December 2008, 16:10:24
Im talking FSX sp2. It sorts out quite a few graphic problems.
Another tip: Turn off the clouds they consume loads of memory. ::)
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 27 December 2008, 17:45:28
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I dont use speakers,I have to use head set !
With FSX running hold down shift key and press Z 3 times you will see live what frame rate your getting !
Have you got service pack 2 yet ?

At 3,000ft over London, I'm getting 12-13fps. Not good, but it didn't freeze on me at all just now! Target is set at 20fps. I've only got SP1 at the moment. I'll dig out SP2 on the MS website later.  :y

sp3 is ready :y

Are we talking XP service packs, or FSX service packs? I think I'm up to date with XP and I installed the FSX SP1 a couple of days ago.  :-?

XP sp3..
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 18:10:53
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Im talking FSX sp2. It sorts out quite a few graphic problems.
Another tip: Turn off the clouds they consume loads of memory. ::)

Thanks Iain!  :y

I'll check that later. What resolution do you run?

Incidentally, I don't know if you like flying civilian jets, but I got an email from "Captain Sim" a couple of days ago and all products will be EUR 9.99 on Monday. I quite fancy getting the B757 Captain package.

Here's the message and the link:

We are pleased to announce that exclusively at Captain Sim online store, on the 29 Dec ' 08 from 00:01 to 23:59 (GMT) everything is Euro 9.99! Visit us at: http://www.captainsim.com

Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: iainb on 27 December 2008, 21:58:07
My system is:
AMD Athlon 2800 cpu (single core)
Nvidia 7300gt-512mb agp video card
frame rate 23 fps
Resolution 1280x1024x32
global texture = medium
On the page-Terrain & water
settings are:
Level of detail =medium
Mesh compexity=47
Mesh resolution=76m
texture resolution=2m
water effects=none
Scenery complexity=normal
Auto gen density=Dense (slider 60% to the right)
Special effect detail=low
I belive the 757 needs fsx sp2
Dont worry about your frame rates as mine can drop to 8 fps !
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 27 December 2008, 22:14:45
Whats the best Flight Sim to get.

Just been looking at this.

http://www.play.com/Games/PC/4-/1124935/Microsoft-Flight-Simulator-X-Deluxe-Edition/Product.html
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: gsdtrainer on 27 December 2008, 22:26:01
mobo-PCI slot-micro ATX motherboard-HDD-FSX-IDE controller board,what are you all talking about ::) ::) ::) ::) ::).I just plug the puter in,turn it on and away I go :o
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: iainb on 27 December 2008, 22:36:33
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IL-2_Sturmovik_(video_game)
For the shootem up.This is the best.
For civil FSX
But you need a high end PC to run it
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 27 December 2008, 22:42:31
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IL-2_Sturmovik_(video_game)
For the shootem up.This is the best.
For civil FSX
But you need a high end PC to run it

That link was a bit vague but I found this.

[media]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=pWoijQubRMA[/media]
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 27 December 2008, 22:43:57
Cheap enough

http://www.play.com/Search.aspx?searchtype=PC&searchstring=Sturmovik&page=search&pa=search&go.x=0&go.y=0


http://www.play.com/Games/PC/4-/866127/IL2-Complete-Edition-IL2-Sturmovik-Forgotten-Battles-+-Ace-Expasion-Pack-+-Pacific-Fighters/Product.html
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: willyboy on 27 December 2008, 23:09:17
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mobo-PCI slot-micro ATX motherboard-HDD-FSX-IDE controller board,what are you all talking about ::) ::) ::) ::) ::).I just plug the puter in,turn it on and away I go :o

AGHHHH  but yours is speshial model a Welsh one its built to just sing along...   ;D
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 23:10:41
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Whats the best Flight Sim to get.

Just been looking at this.

http://www.play.com/Games/PC/4-/1124935/Microsoft-Flight-Simulator-X-Deluxe-Edition/Product.html

That's what I've just got and I'm very impressed.

It all depends what you're after. Personally, I'm not so keen on the shoot -em up type sims, as I prefer civil airliners. Using this sim you can go out and purchase (what I may well do - see link above) a very complex aircraft. A friend of mine always starts his sim in a "cold and dark" scenario. He has to fire up all the electrical circuitry in his airbus, start the APU, go through all the pre-flight checks, program the flight director with waypoints, and so on. His daughter flew to Sharm-el-Sheik recently and, at the same time, he flew on the sim and "arrived" within a minute of his daughter in real time. Don't think I could ever get into it that much as I have a real life to lead  ;), but it is VERY absorbing. I believe the RAF and many others use MS flightsim in training operations. It is very realistic, and great fun.  :y
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 27 December 2008, 23:18:24
I may well treat myself to that.

I also play a lot of Command and Conquer.
Unreal Tournament.
Need for Speed


Plus I have an Xbox and PS2 which I reckon at leat one of them will get updated in the new Year.

Might go for the Blueray on the PS3 and Gran Tourismo.
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Baron Von Spongebob on 27 December 2008, 23:21:43
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Whats the best Flight Sim to get.

Just been looking at this.

http://www.play.com/Games/PC/4-/1124935/Microsoft-Flight-Simulator-X-Deluxe-Edition/Product.html

That's what I've just got and I'm very impressed.

It all depends what you're after. Personally, I'm not so keen on the shoot -em up type sims, as I prefer civil airliners. Using this sim you can go out and purchase (what I may well do - see link above) a very complex aircraft. A friend of mine always starts his sim in a "cold and dark" scenario. He has to fire up all the electrical circuitry in his airbus, start the APU, go through all the pre-flight checks, program the flight director with waypoints, and so on. His daughter flew to Sharm-el-Sheik recently and, at the same time, he flew on the sim and "arrived" within a minute of his daughter in real time. Don't think I could ever get into it that much as I have a real life to lead  ;), but it is VERY absorbing. I believe the RAF and many others use MS flightsim in training operations. It is very realistic, and great fun.  :y

I've heard you cant drive a bloody car tidy yet alone a plane.. :-X

Ok it was STMO who told me.. ;D
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Kevin Wood on 27 December 2008, 23:23:14
You'll end up going the way of a couple of guys at the gliding club. 3 DLP projectors and the front half of an old glider fuselage with the controls hooked up to a PC, all in a darkened room.  8-)

To its' credit, it's very realistic, and we've had some success training pilots using it. (one of whom went solo after only a handful of flights in a "real" glider).

Kevin
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 27 December 2008, 23:23:43
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Whats the best Flight Sim to get.

Just been looking at this.

http://www.play.com/Games/PC/4-/1124935/Microsoft-Flight-Simulator-X-Deluxe-Edition/Product.html

That's what I've just got and I'm very impressed.

It all depends what you're after. Personally, I'm not so keen on the shoot -em up type sims, as I prefer civil airliners. Using this sim you can go out and purchase (what I may well do - see link above) a very complex aircraft. A friend of mine always starts his sim in a "cold and dark" scenario. He has to fire up all the electrical circuitry in his airbus, start the APU, go through all the pre-flight checks, program the flight director with waypoints, and so on. His daughter flew to Sharm-el-Sheik recently and, at the same time, he flew on the sim and "arrived" within a minute of his daughter in real time. Don't think I could ever get into it that much as I have a real life to lead  ;), but it is VERY absorbing. I believe the RAF and many others use MS flightsim in training operations. It is very realistic, and great fun.  :y

I've heard you cant drive a bloody car tidy yet alone a plane.. :-X

Ok it was STMO who told me.. ;D

He drives a wrong wheel drive Asterik, what makes him quailfied to comment.
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 23:33:37
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Whats the best Flight Sim to get.

Just been looking at this.

http://www.play.com/Games/PC/4-/1124935/Microsoft-Flight-Simulator-X-Deluxe-Edition/Product.html

That's what I've just got and I'm very impressed.

It all depends what you're after. Personally, I'm not so keen on the shoot -em up type sims, as I prefer civil airliners. Using this sim you can go out and purchase (what I may well do - see link above) a very complex aircraft. A friend of mine always starts his sim in a "cold and dark" scenario. He has to fire up all the electrical circuitry in his airbus, start the APU, go through all the pre-flight checks, program the flight director with waypoints, and so on. His daughter flew to Sharm-el-Sheik recently and, at the same time, he flew on the sim and "arrived" within a minute of his daughter in real time. Don't think I could ever get into it that much as I have a real life to lead  ;), but it is VERY absorbing. I believe the RAF and many others use MS flightsim in training operations. It is very realistic, and great fun.  :y

I've heard you cant drive a bloody car tidy yet alone a plane.. :-X

Ok it was STMO who told me.. ;D


What does he know?

...answers on a postage stamp, please, to...

 ;) ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Nickbat on 27 December 2008, 23:35:29
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I may well treat myself to that.

I also play a lot of Command and Conquer.
Unreal Tournament.
Need for Speed


Plus I have an Xbox and PS2 which I reckon at leat one of them will get updated in the new Year.

Might go for the Blueray on the PS3 and Gran Tourismo.


This film was all created on FSX. It's stunning, and amusing, but must have taken a huge amount of production.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=fej9EWWLSsw
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 27 December 2008, 23:44:22
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Whats the best Flight Sim to get.

Just been looking at this.

http://www.play.com/Games/PC/4-/1124935/Microsoft-Flight-Simulator-X-Deluxe-Edition/Product.html

That's what I've just got and I'm very impressed.

It all depends what you're after. Personally, I'm not so keen on the shoot -em up type sims, as I prefer civil airliners. Using this sim you can go out and purchase (what I may well do - see link above) a very complex aircraft. A friend of mine always starts his sim in a "cold and dark" scenario. He has to fire up all the electrical circuitry in his airbus, start the APU, go through all the pre-flight checks, program the flight director with waypoints, and so on. His daughter flew to Sharm-el-Sheik recently and, at the same time, he flew on the sim and "arrived" within a minute of his daughter in real time. Don't think I could ever get into it that much as I have a real life to lead  ;), but it is VERY absorbing. I believe the RAF and many others use MS flightsim in training operations. It is very realistic, and great fun.  :y

I've heard you cant drive a bloody car tidy yet alone a plane.. :-X

Ok it was STMO who told me.. ;D


What does he know?

...answers on a postage stamp, please, to...

 ;) ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

I wont be wasting a stamp, 1st and 2nd class have just gone up again.
Title: Re: No PCI slots left
Post by: gsdtrainer on 28 December 2008, 18:16:34
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mobo-PCI slot-micro ATX motherboard-HDD-FSX-IDE controller board,what are you all talking about ::) ::) ::) ::) ::).I just plug the puter in,turn it on and away I go :o

AGHHHH  but yours is speshial model a Welsh one its built to just sing along...   ;D
lol you could be right,it's got a lot of music loaded  :y :y