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If you wanted the ultimate performance, yes. Having said that, running DCS on an SSD wouldn't necessarily make the game run better, it would improve your loading times, and maybe if you're flying in Nevada it would help eliminate any stutters but your specs are good enough to run DCS pretty well anyway. In short, if you have the money to burn, go for it :music_whistling: Regards

Hi Dallas48, Congrats on getting a nice machine, I know the feeling of not wanting to wait! :pilotfly: As for your question, the easiest method without a doubt, is for you to deactivate your 1.5 modules, uninstall from C drive, reboot and re-install to the D drive. If you wanted to copy and paste it over, it won't work without editing the registry to update your file paths etc. (assuming you're using DCS World directly and not steam) Now I've mentioned de-activating the modules first, you may not need to do this with a simple re-install provided there are no hardware changes, but I can't be sure as you're installing to a different drive. Hopefully someone else will confirm this. Regards

:doh: At least it's not just me then! Thanks Lima

June 2007: Silverlit PicooZ Remote Control Helicopter.... I don't even remember having this!

Hello, Long time lurker here who's decided to break my posting virginity with a problem I can't seem to find an answer to anywhere. I've run several searches but nothing with the same issue crops up. Hopefully you can see the screenshot I've attached, but simply put, my HUD (heading tape?) extends beyond the HUD itself...? It goes both to the left & right of the HUD and flickers in and out. It's hard to get a clear screenie of it but hopefully you can see what I mean :huh: Anyone else experienced the same thing? Regards