Ok, KATL to KTPA with AES OFF, this time I was able to land the 737-600, something that in two earlier tries could not, but as soon as I turned onto the taxiway, CTD with OOM message... both airports are PW ones...Is getting to where I cannot land this beautiful beast in PW airports, this never happened before SP1, and I mean clean no fixes install, I never had any problems before SP1...

I've never had a problem flying from non AES to AES airports til SP1. If I had OOM the computer always said it was OOM. The FMC also dumped several of the waypoints and went into a continuos right turn!

i get this in the FTX oz scenery always happens about 25miles out on descent, fsx freezes up and wants to restart. im going to try it again with the ftx scenery turned off and see what happensi have no problems flying anywhere elseFaulting application name: fsx.exe, version: 10.0.61472.0, time stamp: 0x475e17d3Faulting module name: g3d.dll, version: 10.0.61472.0, time stamp: 0x475e180cException code: 0xc0000005Fault offset: 0x000b50dfFaulting process id: 0x10d0Faulting application start time: 0x01cca4d226dfd4b0Faulting application path: C:Microsoft Flight Simulator Xfsx.exeFaulting module path: C:Microsoft Flight Simulator Xg3d.dllReport Id: 57948697-10d6-11e1-92ad-001fbc0d7083

I'm glad to see that I am not alone with the OOM crashes post SP1....

Can't really see why there would be though.. I don't seem to be usingany more memory than any other version, and after using the low resgauge textures, I seem to be using slightly less memory. I've tested thisby gradually increasing scenery density and noting when I crash.I seem to actually have more overhead now with SP1, than I did usingprevious versions with all high res textures..So.. If it's a fault with the NGX itself, seems I would notice it, being Iam running XP 32 bit, and should be one of the first to notice a problemif the memory load increased. Using the high res textures as before,I noticed no difference at all.So... I would have to guess either too much stuff is running in the background,or really dense scenery is cratering the box. Or a combo of both..