Hi. Played CFS 3 on a Pentium III 500 for years w/ no problem. Missing
to shoot down planes I bought the game again last week. This time I
installed it on a Centrino/XP SP2 Laptop on which I play all my other
simulators w/ no glitches.

I'm trying to get into this sim after using Combat Flight Simulator 1
for many years. Graphics are absolutely amazing.
I have a question. I have the original IL-2 from 2001. Old computer,
boring story.

I'm looking into getting a dual-videocard system, but I notice
that MSFS 2004 is not listed as supported by Nvidia on their
site. Since Nascar 2003 (supported) and FS 2004 are the
only reasons I even own a graphics card, I wonder if I would

I want to fly the Phantom, Thunderchief, Super Sabre and the others - which
is the best Vietnam-era flightsim out there?

I bought World in conflict for my son, had my computer upgrade to meet
the specs for the game.  My computer won't read the CD.  I put in
anyother CD and it reads it.  Thinking it was my computer I took the
CD and put it in my very old work laptop and it worked.

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Well, nobody wants to help with my FS2002 problems, so maybe its time
to consider an upgrade.
I'm a 'casual' pilot and just like to fly around looking at pretty
scenery, clouds etc.

I have FSX+Accel. I am having a very hard time controlling helicopters in
the game.  Planes are no problem.
Whenever I am in full power the Bell Jet Ranger in this case pitches up and
I start moving in reverse.  If go to medium or low power I can fly somewhat

I've had a copy of Falcon 4 for a long time but never had the time
necessary to do it justice. Until now. Should I go ahead and play it
as it comes in the box or should I go for one of the mods/patches like
Free Falcon or one of the Superpaks? What are the differences between