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  1. 12-29-2009, 09:02 AM #1
    SKYWARRIOR
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    Second drive for FSX scenery

    Hi,
    I have a pretty high end spec setup but want to push it to the limit and have read about using a second drive for scenery from the main FSX drive.
    Can anyone recommend a very fast drive suitable for this.
    I have a Samsung 103UJ HD at present and the words Raptor spring to mind.
    Is that correct?

    If I keep the above which should I use for scenery and which for FSX?

    Thanks David
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    Re: Second drive for FSX scenery

    Hi

    Check this... its the ultimate Thread / Manual about FSX configuration

    http://www.simforums.com/forums/foru....asp?TID=29041

    Daniel
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