Johnny_Rico

You can use junction links to re-direct where a folder is eg you can link your C:\Users\<your username>\Saved Games folder to a different hard drive if you want junction link magic is a handy uitil for doing this

how much of the 256GB have you filled already ?

No worries dude, guess you won't want a download link that I have for version 5.2.2 then

I tried v 4 and 5 of trackir software , I went back to 4 because it just works (and uses less CPU cycles)

Flips mental coin, well I just took an acronis image backup of my OS , I suppose I could go for a game of driver roulette and see what happens

On my z370 gigabyte system I went with 1 x 1TB M.2 (win7 120G, rest as fast games) 1 x 1TB SSD evo (slower games and virtual machines) 1 x 120G SSD (spare for mucking about with) 1 x 2TB storage drive 1 x 1TB storage drive

I have the asus 34" gsync, bought it last year, running it with an 8700K @ 4.9Ghz and a 1080TI, its nice

Hi, Was running 2 patches ago of 1.5.7 and updated to latest one last friday Got a weird issue with the gaz a shaking effect happening even though engine not on, in L variant very noticable everthing is shaking (slightly)

70cm or 27 inches

no

I use the mode selector switch on my x-55 for this ver thing Mode 3 - pre-flight and take off Mode 2 - flight Mode 1 - combat

Did your windows 7 have Sp1 installed from the start or did you install SP1 afterwards, because if it was after wards there will be a crapload of files left over that can be removed. If your my documents are big, you could create a new partition on the free space on the hard drive and then create a fodler on the new partition and move your my documents to this new folder If you can save enugh space on your mech HD to enable you to clone it onto your SSD

using a 34" 21:9 ultrawide @ 3440 x 1440 , love it

Iam still rocking my olde gigabyte board from 2007 with a Q6600 as my media PC, still got another gigabyte X58 with a i7 920 as my business PC going strong since 2008

You going from mechanical HD to SSD ? or SSD to bigger SSD ?

Am I the only one who answered that has an 8700K based system?

That gives you a bit more freedom in your mobo choices If you wanted to use a proper server OS eg windows 2008 / 2012 server then would have to buy a better mobo

Oh forgot to ask , which operating system will you be using because that will defo affect your mobo choice

Well server ran for 6 hours without falling on its ass with this error So good job ED programming team in removing this bug

I would look at a faster CPU DCS is single threaded, faster single core CPU speed is more important than more cores tho benchmarks are for an 11 core CPU with HT, DCS will only ever use 1 of those if you are hosting a dcs server

Havoc Company Dedicated server runs 24/7 with a training mission Plenty of people on there will help you out with learning stuff

I got the Gigabyte Aorus Ultra Gaming with my 8700K I did have to update the BIOS to F6 to ensure memory stability It is a decent enough featured mobo and not too expensive some of the prices are too high for these boards Vs features I would never buy an asus board, I have had 100's of PC systems come through my place over the years, asus boards had more problems with them than all the other brands combined Just make sure you pic RAM / M.2 that is compatible with your board

The sysprep resets drivers/licence , so if you already have all the updates installed and then sysprep, that sorts out that part, its pretty quick to stick a few drivers on after that, thats the whole point about doing the sysprep After updates on on the donor PC then creating the donor image I just built a coffee lake system and put windows 7 on it

Mobo is overkill CPU is not fast enough

wsus offline is what I said , and it works on any PC regardless of on domain or not or even connected to the internet (http://www.wsusoffline.net/) I also do a lot of installs, but being lazy/smart I found creating a single windows 64 bit version that does it all and that has all current updates the easiest way 1. Install waindows 7 2. Insall all updates (roll up + downloaded) 3. Install some basic utils, browser,firefox etc 4. Sysprep system 5. Reboot system 4. Take acronis image of it Now I can load that image onto a hard drive on a new system in 5 mins Install chipset, lan, gfx and any other drivers (only annoying part) Enter windows key then activate, create user account and its ready to go (takes about 30 mins in total) I had to manage 600+ machine across 2 sites so I had to find the easiest way of doing installs/re-installs