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Prepar3D v2.0 Released!
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Yea. Lot's of controversy... gee surprise-suprise
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That is an issue that may well catch a number of folks out
or increment the PC sales worldwide
i think this christmas sim users that can will buy a new computer or update it
not surprise me that an "end 2013 flight simulator" ask for an update of sim users hardware to 2013 high end standards
always happen like that
from fs5 to fsx...
it s a simulator not a game
need computer power
more its best
and that its even more true
with P3D that can use GPU at maximum
before was processor
now is graphic card
good news!
it more cheap update the graphic card alone
that processor/memory/motherboard...
even if for the moment i can t update my computer
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i think this christmas sim users that can will buy a new computer or update it
not surprise me that an "end 2013 flight simulator" ask for an update of sim users hardware to 2013 high end standards
always happen like that
from fs5 to fsx...
it s a simulator not a game
need computer power
more its best
and that its even more true
with P3D that can use GPU at maximum
before was processor
now is graphic card
good news!
it more cheap update the graphic card alone
that processor/memory/motherboard...
even if for the moment i can t update my computer
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Alas, even I will have to upgrade my flightsim test machine, as it's (relatively) ancient GTX550Ti 1GB simple won't be enough to deliver the goods.
I was going to order a GTX780Ti this morning, but an unfortunate emergency trip to the dentist to have two teeth extracted (and follow up cleaning) has pretty well wiped out what I had planned to use for the new video card. $1,091 to have two teeth removed and pre-paid treatment for "Type III gum disease... ouch!
I was going to order a GTX780Ti this morning, but an unfortunate emergency trip to the dentist to have two teeth extracted (and follow up cleaning) has pretty well wiped out what I had planned to use for the new video card. $1,091 to have two teeth removed and pre-paid treatment for "Type III gum disease... ouch!
Alas, even I will have to upgrade my flightsim test machine, as it's (relatively) ancient GTX550Ti 1GB simple won't be enough to deliver the goods.
I was going to order a GTX780Ti this morning, but an unfortunate emergency trip to the dentist to have two teeth extracted (and follow up cleaning) has pretty well wiped out what I had planned to use for the new video card. $1,091 to have two teeth removed and pre-paid treatment for "Type III gum disease... ouch!
Yikes.
This:
suddenly makes a lot more sense.
(for the record - two teeth removed would cost me about $70 round here, less if I had a regular checkup - free - in the last year. No idea what Type III gum disease is, so I don't know about the costs...)
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$1,091 to have two teeth removed and pre-paid treatment for "Type III gum disease... ouch!
OUCH Indeed..........................
OUCH Indeed..........................
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I get "almost full health care coverage" from the VA for free. Everything except dental care is covered.
Treatment for Type III (5-6 mm pockets moderate bone loss) is $155 x 4 visits, plus $125 for a follow up gum exam.
Oddly enough though, considering just how infrequent I've required dental work, a "dental plan" would have cost more than simply paying for the required treatment. By "pre-paying" for the full course of treatment though, I received a $122 discount.
Treatment for Type III (5-6 mm pockets moderate bone loss) is $155 x 4 visits, plus $125 for a follow up gum exam.
Oddly enough though, considering just how infrequent I've required dental work, a "dental plan" would have cost more than simply paying for the required treatment. By "pre-paying" for the full course of treatment though, I received a $122 discount.