Hmmmmm, link works for me. Oh well, the Kyro II works better in the higher resolutions due to how it handles polygons using a tiling method. Not sure how it would perform on flight sims, I would expect it would excell there, once again I am not sure. CPU is the biggest factor, faster ram as in DDR would help, decent FSAA card would maximize you flight sim experience. I think you are on the right track. If you must, then go with the nVidia Pro 64 meg version so as to really get use out of FSAA. Note: on most games turning on FSAA wrecks havoc on FPS but not for flight sims. On the Radeon turning on FSAA didn't change the frame rate significantly (like 1-2FPS) in Flight Simulator 2000, but the Radeon was limited to 800x600 resolution with FSAA not the nVidia cards nor the KyroII. Once you use FSAA in a Flight Simulator it is hard not to use it later, it makes that much of a difference, believe me. Reason why FSAA doesn't affect FPS in Flight Sims is that the CPU is the limiting factor not the memory bandwidth of the video card.