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A/ 60 B/ 59 C/ 58 D/ 54 IBM Aptiva 500 AMD K6-2 @ 500.0 MHz 64 MB SDRAM Onboard ATI Chip with 8 MB SDRAM Memory ;)

Respectfully the answer is to settle for a lower resolution.

Wild. Just wild to see.

God damn now I have to read the god damn manual all over again. Fixing things that are not broken with these patches. It is a pain in the hind to load the game and then have to go back and learn the new way to do things. Sick of it.

That video card is also bottlenecking your system.

So much for the new patch.

Perhaps you have the game in "windowed mode" instead of full screen. I do see the true setting in "fullscreen" on the lau file though. Those files should be edited with Notepad++.

They had that accomplished the day it was released. I am sure many that try before they buy will be happy to buy the boxed version.

It is like doing college homework. I used to wait for the last minute to get my homework done but now I get it done early as it is rather a pleasant subject. :book:

People are smarter than you give them credit for. This simulation is not harder than a college physics class. All the material and tutorials are there for one to examine. After mastering Black Shark, one has their own idea on how to learn this game from the ground up and as fast as possible. If it takes people one week to accomplish this then they've obviously done their homework.

I got my first medal with 4 hours of flight time in. I am at 13 hours right now and can start it up and drop any ordnance without any problems.

After expending all missiles, bombs and cannon fire, as a last resort I jettison a pod right over their command post.

After installation one can tell it is 64 bit because the program folder will be in Program Files, instead of Program Files (x86).

Glad to say I've never cheered for someone's death. The people on TV cheering look so ridiculous.

That is a known issue and the solution is as follows. Uninstall everything ATI in Control Panel. Reboot into Safe Mode and run Driver Sweeper. Reboot when prompted and then install the latest ATI display drivers. You will find that ATI's CCC will now open.