Re: My first day with P3D
Posted: 15 Aug 2012, 21:02
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My first day with P3D
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Re: My first day with P3D
Posted: 15 Aug 2012, 21:50
Great stuff mate. Theyre pretty quick with getting you the forum access usually
Re: My first day with P3D
Posted: 16 Aug 2012, 13:14
Im really tempted to get P3D but was wondering what licences have you all gone for?
Re: My first day with P3D
Posted: 16 Aug 2012, 15:31
Most folk have gone for academic I believe.
Technically we are using it to learn how to fly, which is... Technically correct
Technically we are using it to learn how to fly, which is... Technically correct
Re: My first day with P3D
Posted: 16 Aug 2012, 16:02
Do we get student discounts on anything?TSR2 wrote:Most folk have gone for academic I believe.
Technically we are using it to learn how to fly, which is... Technically correct
Re: My first day with P3D
Posted: 16 Aug 2012, 17:38
Probably not, but since the weekend I find myself in a darkened room a lot, listening to Yes, eating pot noodles and drinking Tesco Esssentials lager.speedbird591 wrote: Do we get student discounts on anything?
Re: My first day with P3D
Posted: 17 Aug 2012, 08:51
Grand thats what i wanted to hear, didnt want to fork out the pro version if we didnt need to!
Re: My first day with P3D
Posted: 17 Aug 2012, 12:38
Academic version here too
BTW, V1.4 is just around the corner, so it may be worth hanging on a bit as it's a 10gb download
BTW, V1.4 is just around the corner, so it may be worth hanging on a bit as it's a 10gb download
Re: My first day with P3D
Posted: 17 Aug 2012, 13:17
Crikey! 10gb? Might do that! BTW whats everyones specs on their PC's who run this? Would like to see whats their systems are running this at? As i keep pricing up a Scan overclocked X79 bundle to replace my Q9650.
Re: My first day with P3D
Posted: 17 Aug 2012, 13:48
Hi Chris,
I'm running a Intel i5 2500K with 8GB and a NVidia GeForce 560Ti. All my disks are SATA 6GB/s; 2 x 120GB OCZ Agility 3's; 1 x 240GB OCZ Vertex 3 and 1 x 640GB 7200RPM Hitachi HDD. All of my FS stuff is on the SSD's, as is the OS.
Not withstanding the SSD's, the CPU / GPU / Memory is fairly modest by todays standards.
I'm running a Intel i5 2500K with 8GB and a NVidia GeForce 560Ti. All my disks are SATA 6GB/s; 2 x 120GB OCZ Agility 3's; 1 x 240GB OCZ Vertex 3 and 1 x 640GB 7200RPM Hitachi HDD. All of my FS stuff is on the SSD's, as is the OS.
Not withstanding the SSD's, the CPU / GPU / Memory is fairly modest by todays standards.