This additional support tool, then, was supposed to be our route to success and flashy performances – so did it live up to its expectations? So, we installed the FSX Booster 2013 on a fresh copy of FSX, on a machine that was having a bit of trouble with the simulator and performance was nothing like what we were hoping/expecting for.

Released two years ago, it’s been a popular choice for people who gave it the time to settle – numerous bugs and problems held back its initial release being an all-out success, but a range of patches have helped to sort these problems out and provide something far more akin to what was supposed to be offered up in the first place.

One product on the market at the moment that is supposed to have everything that you need to fix your FSX performance troubles is the FSPS' FSX Booster 2013. Some recommend manual configuration changes, others recommend a specific product. Whatever the remedy to your problems is, you’ll usually find that the solutions out there can be quite varied. It’s something that every user will find themselves doing at one point as one change or another can seemingly make your graphics much better, or your flights much smoother. Like many people, we’ve spent a lot of time (probably too much) trying to get my FSX to work at the very highest level of performance possible.

FSX FSPS Fiber Accelerator v1.2.0.0