FSX WON'T BE DELAYED

[slashed2]

http://blogs.technet.com/skyhawk/ on the vista delay.

http://msmvps.com/blogs/thenakedmvp/arch...88878.aspx on the flightsim article that prompted this thread.

On DX10 and FSX, (since DX10 isn't out yet, FSX is designed for DX9). Now an update maybe be needed, to allow for DX10 usage but
who knows at this point, it may be released with DX10 capability at release time.

http://blogs.msdn.com/tdragger/archive/2...x#comments

Just to clarify, I'm hoping these links will alleviate the rumour mill and erradicate the myth that FSX is designed soley for Vista and DX10.
It seems it has been designed for XP at the moment with the capability to utilize DX10 which Vista will be designed around I believe.

Ian.

[andy14]

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http://www.flightsim.com/cgi/kds?$=m...irming.htm

[jeffrey11190]

dam as soon as it comes out i testing the fps and upgrade my comp to a amd 4800 maby with liquid cool and overclock it to 4.0 and like
4 gigs of ram well i allready got 2 so 2 more

[calumd]

hey

i think i need to update my pc if im wanting to get fsx cos my processors only 2.4ghz eep!

[Andrew The Muffin]

Well the question is, 'with all this graphics will my PC be able to cope, it's bad enough with FS9!?'

[XM DUDE]

I still won't be buying it as I don't want to start over again buying hundreds of dollars in payware addons, no thanks.

[highlander]

MS are working to make FSX backwardly compatible. Most likely you won't suffer many compatibility issues, and it's very likely that the payware
developers will work to make patches for their more popular products, just like we saw between FS2002/FS2002 and FS2004.

[XM DUDE]

Yah I'll pass, from what I saw there isen't alot of differance, it looks like a warmed over 2004.