jj_pt

Very nice skin! Keep up the good work. :thumbup:

Did you take a look at the Windows Event Viewer? I also advise you disable the automatic restart option to view error messages. Errors might occur but not display with Automatic restart enabled. Disable this option to allow the computer to display error messages instead of restarting. In Windows, search for and open View advanced system settings. Click Settings in the Startup and Recovery section. Remove the check mark next to Automatically restart, and then click OK.

I got myself a Samsung LC32HG70QQUXEN and I'm quite happy with it. It's curved, works at 1440p, with FreenSync 2 and HDR. I would like to try DCS on a 21:9 35", but it would be more expensive.

That link gives a 404.

Main: Microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2. Backup: Saitek X-45.

The video doesn't seem to be working.

You can listen to the ATC communications at: ZW-ETmZU0u8

Some more info @ Navy Releases Harrowing Report On Fitzgerald Collision, Begins Punishing Sailors.

I'm inclined to order the C32HG70 as soon it is available at the Iberian shops. Considering I'm currently stuck with a 22", it's easy to see this will be a big change :huh: : http://www.displaywars.com/22-inch-16x10-vs-31,5-inch-16x9 My main issue is with that 1800R curvature. Won't it be too much for other stuff, besides DCS?

It seems the files were deleted from Gdrive. My files went straight into the Recycle Bin.

Where are you buying the new gear?

When do we have it? :D

Ditto.

Yes, that's very nice, but like anything in life there's a cost-benefit ratio to plan upon. A player making a 600 km trip might find the cost worth it of flying live with the buddies. But how about another player making a 5000 km trip? You can see all players registered for the event are either from the Netherlands or from Germany. I think that says a lot. Hence my argument. In the old slow internet days, a player would find making such a big trip much more appealing. Flying on a 56 k line was interesting but not a lot of fun. Anyways, I just wanted to point that faster internet connections might be one of the reasons most people don't join these events nowadays. I could not join this year, but I'll see if I can plan the trip next year. :thumbup:

Could it also be that with the advent of the high speed internet, playing on a LAN is not so interesting anymore?