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Hi gizmo, It mostly depends on what you use your PC for, and the sound outputs you have. For DCS only, your mobo integrated output is probably enough for DCS. If you watch vids/movies or listen to HR music you might want to go for either dedicated soundcard or USB dac, whatever is more convenient for you (no need to spend more than 150 for either option, exceot if you want to setup an Hi-Fi system ) Again it all depends of what you do with your new PC My soundcard is a Creative BlasterX AE-5 Plus, outputting to active speakers and it works great

MP envoyé ;-)

Salut Vitaliq, Pour ton budget ca risque d'etre dur de trouver du neuf. Le T16000M est un très bon stick. Pour le throttle, essaye de trouver en occaz: -X-55 / throttle seul - Warthog / throttle seul (à moins de 100 euros c'est pas gagné) - CH Pro Throttle A+

Salut, Dispo en journée pour DCS (P-51, Huey, Mig-21, M-2000C) A+ Echo

Take-off and landing M-2000C I have the same issue, even for v 1.5;v 2.0 is a lot worse though. It could well be cross-wind but it does not feel like it. During take-off, the issue starts at approx 90 kts when rolling ( at 0:40 in the following vid) [ame= ] [/ame] Same issue with landing with constant right rudder for a steady landing. Normally with cross-winds your rudder input should depend on plane airspeed.... Echo

Hi guys, Not sure it is a bug but I faced a stange issue during a nav training session. All was fine until I lined up for landing at Krasnodar-Center, runway 27. See starting at 04:00 It looks like the LOC is shifted sideways to the left. I have done another test, switching on the Auto Landing mode for a while with the same results. Any idea ?

Thanks cliffy229, I can now log in with 1.2.12 beta :thumbup: but not the official release

No joy on my side, with all JSGME mods disabled , and after a DCSW repair... Any idea ?