If you want to save a few FPS, then yes it is worth switching Crossfire off, its been well documented and I know this for a fact.
In FSX, you need all the FPS you can get (apart from your rig obviously) that's why we tweak it inside out.
LOL m8, what resolution is that, 640x480? (you said you had a 24" LCD, right) also check the jaggies, you also have the detail very very low for those screenies. and your water setting and autogen is very low too, also what happened to your 180 FPS claims?
That's not what FSX is about. I could turn everything down too and get the same sort of FPS figures or higher.
Now this is what FSX can look like, anything less and you might as well stick with FS9 or even FS8. Just dont expect frame rates that you talk of in FSX if you are using it like you are supposed to
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Over the years I've always built my PC's for FS and its cost an absolute fortune, my rig in sig runs FSX very well now, but that's down to OS and FSX tweaking as well the overclocking, there is lot you can do to FSX to make it look good and run better for free if you follow Nick N's guide.
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