Recent content by P3D user

Mine has been running at 4.2Ghz for the last three years and never crashed.

Some titles perform better on an AMD card, ohers on a Geforce one. Investigate what titles you use most and base your decision on that. For me, running flight sims I have to stay away from anything AMD as far as possible. Other titles run better on AMD cards.

Can you run those titles from the on board graphics on the CPU? If not... Get the GPU first.

This one gets is power from the motherboard slot: https://www.zotac.com/us/product/graphics_card/zotac-geforce-gtx-1050-ti-mini

I run 4 monitors from my GTX970. As the 1060 is even more powerful then that I can't see why it shouldn't work.

I wish the iPad option was available to me, but as I'm building a home cockpit I am going to use the 2D panels from the airplane itself as these are 100 percent as to the rael thing. But thanks for your comment...

Just have a weird idea but wonder if it would actually work... I currently run a GTX970 with 4 screen setup. 3 VGA displays for displaying instruments in a flight simulator like: Main flight Display, Navigation and Engine display and a 40" HD TV to look in front. Now I would like to have the...

can all 4 connection types be used for VGA or is there a connection type that won't support it?

Hi everyone, I have looked everywhere I know without any satisfying results and I'm a bit unsure so I hope the great community here has the answer. I have a Asus GTX 970 with the following connections: - DVI I - DVI D - HDMI - Displayport I would like to run 3 small 8" (1024x768) VGA monitors...

I am using a Noctua NH D14 and I have it stable running the simulator and virus scanner on 4.5Ghz Doing a Intell stress test or Prime 95 has no use for me as I would normally not run that on daily use. So I decided on stressing the system in normal day to day activity's with software that I do use.

Hi Benab3, It runs great on an I5 anything above 4Ghz. But when you get near places like Heathrow, San Francisco or New York you will need at least 4.6Ghz to maintain decent frame rates.

Hi guys, I have a flight simulator system running Lockheed Martin's Prepar3D v3 and as for all Microsoft ESP related programs (Like FSX) CPU power is king. The more the better. My system has had a stable OC at 4.2Ghz for almost one and a half year but I noticed my temperatures under load of...