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Buried somewhere in what follows is a review of Steve’s DX10 Fixer. But Steve’s DX10 Fixer (henceforth referred to here as simply “the Fixer”) is an unusual product — and so this has to be an unusual review, too.

I can’t, for example, show you side-by-side screenshots of DX9 and then DX10 views in fsx, since reducing the pics to the resolution needed for inclusion here will remove the detail which you would need to see. Free download ben 10 alien force games for windows xp 7. Furthermore, I will also need to explain quite a lot of the background, so that you can understand exactly what the Fixer is doing. For these reasons what follows will necessarily be somewhat heavy on explanatory text, but you do need to be aware from the very beginning that the Fixer is not the sort of product where you simply run an automated install and that’s it: yes, there is an automated installer, but you need to know more, and to do more — hence the need for the following explanations (which will also include the stuff that I wish I had been able to read before I installed the Fixer, incidentally). But first, to save you the possible frustration of reading through all this only to discover that for one reason or another you are not a potential customer for the Fixer, here is a very brief summary of what I consider to be the essential things which you need to have, and to be aware of, before you can run it — the explanations of what lies behind these items will be found in the rest of the review. You obviously need a DX10-compatible graphics card. (DX-11 compatible is fine too, as I’ll explain very soon).

However, since in DX10 mode the rendering pipeline is no longer shared by the CPU (the GPU does it all) I would therefore suggest that you ideally need to have a high-end graphics card. I’m tempted to also say that it may be better to have an Nvidia card than an ATI card — even though many ATI owners do use the Fixer, too. Apparently, you can’t have multiple monitors on multiple graphics cards. (My three work fine on one card).

I suspect that this is a DX10 limitation, rather than a Fixer limitation. A version of Windows with support for DirectX 10 (i.e. Vista, 7, or 8 — but not XP).

An FSX installation which is capable of running in DX10 preview mode. This usually means that you have Acceleration installed as well, but once again you will find the rationale below. You will need the willingness to spend a little time experimenting, tweaking, and tuning your configuration to derive the optimum benefit from the Fixer.

If you hate the idea of groping around in FSX’s internals and you’re not even sure where to find your fsx.cfg file, perhaps you should look elsewhere (or phone a friend). If, on the other hand, you are someone who is already heavily into the business of tweaking, and you have installed across-the-board shader modifications such as the ENB Mod, Shade, SweetFX, or even some of Steve’s previously-issued free individual fixes, then you may need to take care.

I don’t use such esoteric things myself, so all I can suggest is that you find and follow the most current (at the present rate of DX10 progress anything more than a couple of months’ old is probably out of date) advice you can find. For what it’s worth, my understanding at the time of writing is that Shade and SweetFX will work, but that the ENB series mod was apparently coded for DX9, so that having its d3d9.dll in the fsx directory will cause a crash in DX10 mode. Also, FYI, SweetFX might require you to add the full fsx directory path to your #include statement for SweetFX_settings.txt.