Charlie

File Name: NZWN Wellington International Airport File Submitter: Charlie File Submitted: 07 Oct 2015 File Category: DSF Scenery Packages X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 10 I've been working on this on and off for ages and I thought that I may as well share it. Requires Openscenery X. Click here to download this file

Do you think it would be better to buy a 4gb 760 or a 2gb 770?

I'm looking to buy a new graphics card for X-Plane 10. At the moment my specs are intel i5-3570 @ 3.4GHZ Nvidia Geforce gt 630, which is a real bottleneck. I'm looking to spend up to $285USD which must include shipping to New Zealand. I have been looking at the GTX 760 on Amazon but I was wondering if I could get decent peformance out of a GTX 750ti which I can afford from a New Zealand based shop (Computer components are really overpriced here, but I wouldn't have to wait for it to ship and I would have better customer support if anything went wrong). Do you think I will be worth the extra cost and time to get the GTX 760? Or am I looking at the complete wrong card all together?

Please make a v9 version, please.

Concorde.

I'm going to get the computer with the 630 now just because with all of the work I'm doing for school now I really need a computer thats able to run Microsoft Office and GIMP which this computer can't. With my current job it will only take about 1 and a half school terms to save for the GTX 660 Ti which isn't too bad, especially as I won't need to upgrade the power supply. And anyway, there is now way for it to run X-Plane any worse than the computer which I'm on now .

I love playing sports and racing games like fifa and forza and I also like nearly all simulation games like Euro Truck sim. I never play shooting games because I can't aim the gun. =D

I'm going to get the 630 because of the price but I've gotten a more powerful Power Supply so there is room to upgrade more powerful GPU in the (hopefully) near future. I'm looking into getting the intel but I'm not sure I will be able to afford it along with the upgraded Power Supply.

I think I'm going to have to get a system with quite a weak graphics card that I can look at upgrading to something much more powerful.

Do you think I should just stick with the Nvidia Geforce GT 630?

Alright, This system will be slightly more expensive but just within my budget: CPU: AMD FX-8350 GPU: Nvidia Geforce 480 1.5 GB RAM: 8GB I don't know which one will work better with X-Plane but I'll be getting the one that does

When I said "for X-Plane" I lied a little . I also need to have some stuff for school (Microsoft office, notepad++ etc.), some photo editing stuff and I have about 50-55GB of stuff that I need to transfer but I'm used to restarting the computer before using xp from the crappy family computer

I am thinking of buying a new computer for X-Plane. The computer I'm currently looking at has: CPU: Intel i5 3570 Ivy Bridge 3.4Ghz GPU: Nvidia Geforce GT 630 2GB DDR3 RAM: 8GB HDD: Seagate/WD 1TB I don't need Ultra high graphics but I do want to be able to run xp10 decently. I don't have much more money to upgrade to anything too much more expensive but I am wondering if I could get anything better with what I have.

File Name: Hangars File Submitter: Char1ie473 File Submitted: 20 Jan 2013 File Category: Objects X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 9 & 10 4 different hangars I made that ended up not being used. .obj and .skp included so that they can be easily modified. Click here to download this file

awesome

I made some really simple hangar segments that you can change to fit any length using sketchup. You can also easily change the colour

PHKO or PHLI?

I tried to make a 737 nose but it ended up looking like someone had taken a sledge hammer to it!

Holy crap!

The airport is Augusta state airport (KAUG) in the U.S.A

I think our definitions of "windy" might be slightly different...