Sorry for the colorful language but I thought SP1 was supose to fix things not create new problems. Ok the problem is that regular cockpit view is just a screen full of garbage but virtual and external cockpit work fine. I am running FSX on a HP laptop with a ATI mobility Radeon X600 128meg of video ram. CPU is a pentium 4 2.8Ghz and 2gig of ram. Everything was working fine untill SP1.
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sinebar wrote:
Sorry for the colorful language but I thought SP1 was supose to fix things not create new problems. Ok the problem is that regular cockpit view is just a screen full of garbage but virtual and external cockpit work fine. I am running FSX on a HP laptop with a ATI mobility Radeon X600 128meg of video ram. CPU is a pentium 4 2.8Ghz and 2gig of ram. Everything was working fine untill SP1.
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Laptops have integrated video cards which are not good enough to handle graphic intensive software like FSX
You'll have to download the latest drivers and lower some of the slides to compensate for the card.
Turn off shadows, AI traffic, and lower clouds and autogen.
RadarMan wrote:
sinebar wrote:
Sorry for the colorful language but I thought SP1 was supose to fix things not create new problems. Ok the problem is that regular cockpit view is just a screen full of garbage but virtual and external cockpit work fine. I am running FSX on a HP laptop with a ATI mobility Radeon X600 128meg of video ram. CPU is a pentium 4 2.8Ghz and 2gig of ram. Everything was working fine untill SP1.
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Laptops have integrated video cards which are not good enough to handle graphic intensive software like FSX
You'll have to download the latest drivers and lower some of the slides to compensate for the card.
Turn off shadows, AI traffic, and lower clouds and autogen.
But it was working fine before SP1 and I didn't change any settings. I was flying an addon aircraft though which worked fine before SP1 but seems I read that addons may cause problems with SP1 is this true?
If the add ones are in the sim before and during the SP1 install it causes texture problems.
The only solutions are those that I listed above.
If you were very happy with it before SP1 then delete SP1 and do a repair, some time in the future you'll uninstall it and then you can use SP1 again.
RadarMan wrote:
sinebar wrote:
Sorry for the colorful language but I thought SP1 was supose to fix things not create new problems. Ok the problem is that regular cockpit view is just a screen full of garbage but virtual and external cockpit work fine. I am running FSX on a HP laptop with a ATI mobility Radeon X600 128meg of video ram. CPU is a pentium 4 2.8Ghz and 2gig of ram. Everything was working fine untill SP1.
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Laptops have integrated video cards which are not good enough to handle graphic intensive software like FSX
You'll have to download the latest drivers and lower some of the slides to compensate for the card.
Turn off shadows, AI traffic, and lower clouds and autogen.
That's a bit of a sweeping statement.
My laptop has a 256Mb nVidia GTX 7800 card that is more than up to the job of FSX 🙂
Mark
sinebar wrote:
Sorry for the colorful language but I thought SP1 was supose to fix things not create new problems. Ok the problem is that regular cockpit view is just a screen full of garbage but virtual and external cockpit work fine. I am running FSX on a HP laptop with a ATI mobility Radeon X600 128meg of video ram. CPU is a pentium 4 2.8Ghz and 2gig of ram. Everything was working fine untill SP1.
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I had almost the same problem. My first FSX installation with SP1 worked fine, but then I had to re-install FSX, and after that, whenever I install SP1 it messes up both cockpit views. In 3D cockpit it puts the gauges in random places. So now I just have to live without SP1
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