FSX Crashes - Sorted!!

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Re: FSX Crashes - Sorted!!

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Is that the Carenado Duke Robbie? I don't have it but I DO have a number of Carenado models. Most run ok.. the C90 not so. Even the 'lite' version runs like a 3-legged dog 8) Whatever.. 7fps is not good. The VFR Luton shouldn't be that heavy on FR's.. even with ASN running. ASN hits me when it's raining but otherwise.. I scrape by ok. If 7fps was the best I saw.. I'd give up. Gad.. I get a lot more than that from my old E8400 running WinXP SP3!

Needless to say.. something isn't right matey.
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Hi Robbie,
That's AWFUL, is the power connected and turned on? :hide:
Seriously.....
Short suggestions:
If you don't have System Mechanic, use Control Panel/Administrative Tools/ Computer Management to check "Performance Monitor" for unexpected values.
If above OK, check Computer Management "Services" to see if there are unwanted things loading "Automatically" rather than "Manually"
Defragging HDs (NOT SSD!!) and Registry will also help if they're in a mess. :cpu:
Keep us posted mate. ;)
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