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Please report broken links, missing pictures, or other issues relating to these pages to ISSUED UPGRADES ANDД¬OMPATIBILITY UPDATE FOR R4D/DC-3/C-47 PACKAGE Questions or problems with files should be directed to its author at the address The installation instructions in its readme text file. That's arguably the best buy for the money in flight simulation, period.Click on the add-on title in the Table of Contents that you wish to view. Acceleration significantly extends the capabilities of the simulator in fantastic ways!All for about $18 dollars. Acceleration adds arrested landings on aircraft carriers (cable catch), as well as assisted takeoffs (catapult), and the missions even simulate a live LSO.Yes, there is a speedy Mustang, but again it would merely be a nice aircraft if it were not for the fact that Acceleration extends FSX functionality to include a complete racing system and some solidly designed tracks, including a fairly good recreation of the most famous racing circuit in America at Reno, Nevada.Acceleration is a LOT more than just a few aircraft and some missions. The missions expose this functionality.Sure, you get an FA-18, but such an aircraft would be just another speedy missile with wings if Acceleration did not for the first time bring carrier operations natively to FSX (other add-ons have done it in the past, but not as fluidly in my view). This is what makes the EH-101 useful in FSX and not just another pretty paint job. SP2 on a DVD! So as far as performance is concerned Acceleration is EXACTLY the same as SP2!Acceleration actually extends the functionality of FSX in many ways.Yes, there is the EH-101 helicopter, but such a helicopter would be fairly meaningless if Acceleration did not introduce, for the first time in Flight Simulator, a hoisting system for helicopters and a static-cable lifting system.

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So if you do not need anything the SDK offers (like most regular users) then don't install it! it only takes disc space.ДЄcceleration is nothing more than a few planes, some sceneries, some missions and. :( Simply installing the SDK and not using it obviously does nothing for FSX. It's the same as installing Photoshop or Excell or whatever: that won't help FSX either. Installing or not installing the SDK also makes no difference when it comes to performance. There is no performance difference and it's more efficient (takes less time to install, takes less hard disc space so there is less to defrag :( ).P.S.

(On the other hand, if you have it installed already, uninstalling won't give you better performance either: it will simply save disc space.) Since you are planning a reinstall and want everything to be efficient (and since you already got a load of addons you want to use) I would advice NOT to install Acceleration but only SP2 (after installing SP1 of course!!!).

That's it and that's all.So the answer to the original question is: Acceleration is not worth installing from an overall FSX performance point of view. If you don't intend to fly any of the Acceleration planes or use the scenery and missons it offers, you might just as well install SP2. SP2 on a DVD! So as far as performance is concerned Acceleration is EXACTLY the same as SP2!Imagine I would say 'What is better for performance: installing an addon plane together with SP2 or SP2?' or 'What is better for performance: installing some scenery together with SP2 or SP2?' or 'What is better for performance: installing some missions together with SP2 or SP2?' See what I mean? The performance gain that SP2 brings stays of course the same. SP1-SP2 is much smoother and lighter.? :( Acceleration is nothing more than a few planes, some sceneries, some missions and. I am surprised what answers are posted here.

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