DoctorDavinci

700+ parts launched into orbit with next to no lag .. I fully understand that other people playing KSP may have slower CPU's, however as I said in the title of the post, "TRY" shutting down TSR's and bloatware .. never did I say that this will solve issue's with KSP, it was a suggestion and never did I ever expect to be attacked for suggesting something that may help Out of the 4 posts I have made on this forum in the past 24 hours I have been attacked for 2 of them .. great community full of doubters and people who think they know Thank you squad for the game but this KSP forum community is just full of flame wars and idiotic arguments based on nonsensical jibberish .. I offer suggestions based on my experience yet I get attacked for offering information, good on you KSP community I'm done

I keep seeing people having these lag issues on their pc's .. try shutting down all the stupid and useless TSR's and other programs that run in the background on your system while playing KSP I'm running KSP 1.0.2 on a windows 10 OS with 6GB ram .. A8 ASUS 3.7GHz quad core I removed all the bloatware and other TSR's from my system that are usless and I am having a great time with next to no lag

ASUS A8 3.7GHz quad running Windows 10 with 6GB of RAM .. Windows 8 gave me many crashes and 8.1 was worse

I'm running stock with 6GB ram on an A8 ASUS running windows 10 Next to no lag on 700+ parts and haven't crashed since I started playing 1.0.2 Windows 8 gave me more problems running KSP than 10 does and I have to say since switching to 10 I have enjoyed playing so much more than ever before Dr D. - - - Updated - - - Laptop RAM is a different form factor than destop ... theoretically it could work however you will likely have to get out your soldering gun and find the pinout schematic for the laptop and the desktop RAM slots

An Elevon is not a wing, it is a control surface that manipulates the airflow across the wing in order to change the wings lift characteristics. If you were to put fuel in them the means in which they are moved would drastically change as the fuel was used up in turn causing catastrophic failure of the Elevon which would likely end up causing loss of control. Let me explain ... Think of a full jug of water, if you shake it up it's much easier to control than a half empty jug of the same size due to all the water sloshing around in th