Gladman

Yes it is

I would suggest you will see better load times but not better performance from the SSD. That has been my experience. Beyond that, it may be time for an upgrade or you'll need to decrease your "clutter/Grass", "Chimney Smoke", "Terrain Textures", etc. I'd remove Heat Blur all together. A number of those items are great when you takeoff or land but do nothing for you at 20k ft. Of course thats if your a jet guy. Props I understand the desire for it, but there are still realities to your systems abilities.

I'm really interested in your results from the 8KX. I've held off on ordering simply because I want to ensure the resolution is a definite upgrade.

I'm curious as well. There's no way I'm getting 90fps with my rig.

Physically rather than fysically. Not being pretentious, just thought you might want to know. And sorry, I'm not sure why you are having that issue. Have you tried it on another computer?

I've bought a number of used items. All higher end and been very happy. I agree, the problem isn't that its used, its that you get what you pay for. There is no comparing a TM to a Logitech. (and yes, I have had both)

When you go into Windows Devices do all the buttons and axis work there? And silly question, but you do have 2 USB cables plugged in for the throttle and button board right? ONe for the throttle and on for the button board?

I can AAR easily enough and it is a skill that gives back, however, I voted yes because as long as it can be turned off at the server level, it might just allow more people to enjoy the game. More people equals more revenue for ED, which in turn bring more content for me.

You need to move it through the full axis. Lift the finger tabs, go all the way back and then all the way forward and it'll work.

Used but in like new condition. TM and WinWing compatible. $400.00 CAD ($295.00 USD) plus Shipping. I'm in Alberta.

I've had 3, currently running 2 (in between cockpit builds)

Keyboard warrior syndrome man.

I own a Pimax 5K. I've never had an issue with the headset itself. The cable that came with mine is another story. I have the snow issue. The problem I have is that I waited to long to ask for a new one and they want 70 dollars US for it. Now after telling them I thought that was "ahem" a little much, they did come down to 40 US. Not bad. The software has improved over time and most of their responses are within a few days. A person has to of course keep in mind that they are on the opposite side of the planet so good enough. The whole thing for me is FOV. I want a Reverb G2 for the clarity because I don't think the 8K will have it, but dam that 200 degrees of awesomeness that Pimax offers is a bugger to give up.

I've never had that issue however I use RSMapper for everything.

Start by letting us know which throttle you have.

I had to increase my deadzone. Its stick dependent.

I don't like see extreme pricing like this. Hopefully it doesn't drive the other options to a higher price point, its already way over board.

Yep, MFG.

Online with high density missions, absolutely I have a difference.

Lmao, the same arguments on the same topic can be found for the last 3 years at least. Its a game, get over it. Happy flying.

I really enjoyed the TrackIR when I got it, to be honest it was a leap forward for me. However, since I've been using VR, I'd never go back. I find the natural feel of VR to be the deal breaker vs the "look out of the corner of your eye" issues that TrackIR puts you in. Even with a triple monitor setup, I found that an immersion breaker. Looking behind is also something that VR does very very well and TrackIR can't come close to that.

I use RSMapper for everything. It really depends on what you want for functionality. You can do a lot more the RSMapper than you can with Simapppro. Not to mention, you have access to the creater of RSM right here on this forum. Can't ask for better than that.

Ability to peform AAR is also very dependent on your joystick/HOTAS. I remember attempting this with my X-55 and then switch to my TM Warthog setup. The difference was night and day. Its impossible to know the curves/dead zones/etc of each and every setup. Yes it does require patience and time, however the reality of hardware is certainly a huge factor.

As long as its a server and single player option. Fill yer boots. My only concern is a server that wants to fly realistic and can't because your unable to limit single player criteria.

You described the interface of Hornet 3.0 / Hornet Korea to a tee. here's a vid