Fsx dualcore patch

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Set your FSX config file to use 4 whilst windows is left with 2. CFG file. The setting is not shown by default. There is no need to use additional software such as Multicore Environment to achieve what is needed. Originally Posted by FleetingThought. Join Date Dec Posts This was good information. Thank you! Page 1 of 3 1 2 3 Last Jump to page:. Replies: 4 Last Post: , AM. Replies: 3 Last Post: , PM. I have been thinking about going to an i7 processor so have been making some enquiries.

Later I saw that Alpine were advertising PC's with i7 processors so I asked why they are now building quad core machines. I was told that on starting FSX the OS Win 7 looks at it, recognises that it really runs best in dual core mode and so configures the quad core processor so it runs as 2 x dual core processors which means more processing power, better frame rates or more detail etc.

This is what I am told by a machine builder so I tend to believe it. I hope this helps. Regards, Tregarth. Thx Tregarth. As a matter of fact, that is exactly what I have noticed too. FSX is multi-core capable, there are moments where I can see all my 16 cores active I use a MacPro with 2 Quad Core Xeon so, it's 8 real cores, 16 virtual The issue is, it doesn't happens constantly, because the multi-core capability it's used mainly by the terrain generation system and, it will not improve fps, at all.

It will simply allow for a smoother flight with less stuttering, and less blurries. People scream "we want multi-core" but, the issue is, having parallel processing, doesn't automatically grants better performances for every task. There are things that benefit a lot from multicore, like rendering or video encoding, because it's easy to have them run in parallel, because operations do not usually depends by the result of other operations. A flight sim program can only use multi-core to a certain extent, because a lot of things are inter-dependent from each other, and doesn't parallelize very well.

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