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I'm not sure if FSX is CPU or GPU intensive. What I do know is that the GTX 660 Ti is faster then the GTX 750 Ti, and that in the U.S you can get a newer CPU for cheaper (I5 4690k). Most games only have improved loading time from a SSD, so unless this game benefits I would leave the SSD out, and add it in later so you can get better FPS in game. <------ What I meant was that with a better GPU you would get better FPS. Then later add a SSD for better load times.

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I'm not sure if FSX is CPU or GPU intensive. What I do know is that the GTX 660 Ti is faster then the GTX 750 Ti, and that in the U.S you can get a newer CPU for cheaper (I5 4690k). Most games only have improved loading time from a SSD, so unless this game benefits I would leave the SSD out, and add it in later so you can get better FPS in game. <------ What I meant was that with a better GPU you would get better FPS. Then later add a SSD for better load times.
 
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