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Old 10-17-2011, 11:05 PM
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Default You say half empty I say half full

For every post that says the prop pitch is fixed, there is a post that says it is still broken..

For every post that says the cockpit reflections are back, there is a post that says they are still missing..

For every post that says stutters are gone, there is a post that says stutters are still there..

For every post that says FPS have increased, there is a post that says FPS have decreased..

etc..
etc..
etc..

So what can we conclude from all this?

That PCs come in as many different flavors as people's opinions!

That and there is a good chance that we have exceeded the 'general' populations ability to 'configure' their PC for gaming.

What with all the hardware and software options at their disposable it is no wonder some people 'feel' they are getting better or worse FPS due to INSERT YOUR EXCUSE/REASON HERE.

Which in and of itself would not be a 'bad' thing!

But combine that with most peoples lack of patients and sound byte attention span and it is no wonder why the 'GAME BOXES' have done so well over the past five years.

I know the few PC software game makers left have to wonder why they still bother with PCs.

And looking at some of the posts in this forum I would not blame them for canning the whole PC gaming market and focusing on the GAME BOX market.

It would be a sad day, but I fear it is only a mater of time.

I say sad because one of the ways I justify buying a new PC every year and a half is that I need to keep current with PC hardware and software for what I do at work.. but that little voice inside my head knows the real reason I do it!
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Theres a reason for instrumenting a plane for test..
That being a pilots's 'perception' of what is going on can be very different from what is 'actually' going on.

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