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Hint: Although a fast video card is certainly important, raw CPU speed and
memory provide the biggest performance gains when running this sim.
Scenery-loading pauses can be dramatically reduced if you have 128MB or more
of RAM, and the frame rates will become almost playable if you're cycling them
through a Pentium III processor.
Hint: You can reduce the scenery-loading pauses that occur when switching
cockpit views by pausing the game and then selectively going through each
perspective in sequence. This caches the information into memory so that the
graphics will load much more quickly the next time you select these views.
Over time, this cached memory can be overwritten, so you should perform these
steps again before executing a landing (because you need to look out the
window a lot).
memory provide the biggest performance gains when running this sim.
Scenery-loading pauses can be dramatically reduced if you have 128MB or more
of RAM, and the frame rates will become almost playable if you're cycling them
through a Pentium III processor.
Hint: You can reduce the scenery-loading pauses that occur when switching
cockpit views by pausing the game and then selectively going through each
perspective in sequence. This caches the information into memory so that the
graphics will load much more quickly the next time you select these views.
Over time, this cached memory can be overwritten, so you should perform these
steps again before executing a landing (because you need to look out the
window a lot).