August 30, 201213 yr Top right ASUS ROG STRIX Z390-E GAMING / i9-9900k @ 4.7 all cores w/ NOCTUA NH-D15S / 2080ti / 32GB G.Skill 3200 RIPJAWS / 1TB Evo SSD / 500GB Evo SSD / 2x 3TB HDD / CORSAIR CRYSTAL 570X / IPSG 850W 80+ PLATINUM / Dual 4k Monitors
August 30, 201213 yr It's smaller than I thought, and barely noticable Thanks, Jude BradleyBeech Baron: Uh, Tower, verify you want me to taxi in front of the 747?ATC: Yeah, it's OK. He's not hungry. X-Plane 12 and MSFS2020 🙂 System specs: Windows 11 Pro 64-bit, Ubuntu Linux 20.04 i7-13700KF Gigabyte Z790 RTX-4060-Ti , 32GB RAM 1X 2TB M2 for X-Plane 12, 1x256GB SSD for OS. 1TB drive MSFS2020
August 30, 201213 yr Author Additional thoughts with a day or two under my belt... 1. The photo scenery I use (Sim Savvy) seems to be a lot sharper. Really detailed. 2. I have had quite a few crashes, but so far they are either during loading or exiting. I was making setting changes, so once the changes stop hopefully the crashes will too. 3. Performance is mixed. Sometimes things are silky smooth, sometimes not. I am not sure where the stutters are coming from, but sometimes they show up and it is hard to sort out. Still investigating. BTW, I completely removed FSX from my PC, and have reinstalled the add-ons I want to use. I am doing a minimal add-on approach, mainly just installing some airports (FSDT) and Aircraft. Leaving AI and Weather off the table for now, in case I want to reinstall FSX and do a side-by-side comparison. If I had to make a call right now, I would say on my system FSX was a better performer, considering how many add-ons I had. FSX was also far more stable. But the scenery visuals are much nicer in P3D. But again, I am not done with my tweaking, so this could change. I sure hope it does!
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