Broke my NGX... somehow...

[EGLL77W 1,508]

So, I departed JFK in wonderful weather conditions (1 1/2SM) and as I was approaching my cruise, I switched to windowed view then this happened:

 

 

 

Last time I checked, none of our waypoints had any alcohol in them  :lol:

 

 

 

And again, I wasn't sure whether PMDG actually modelled it this way and all the prior was a dream (damn!)

 

 

 

Back to full screen and again to windowed - we have a fixed NGX at FL370 inbound to EGLL! I'm still curious as to what happened though - any ideas? 

 

Cheers,

Luke

[PHXMD-11 86]

 

 

I switched to windowed view then this happened:

 

I think the HIGHMEMFIX=1 tweak in the fsx.cfg file fixes that.

 

 

 

none of our waypoints had any alcohol in them

 

I don't get it...

[EGLL77W 1,508]

I think the HIGHMEMFIX=1 tweak in the fsx.cfg file fixes that.

 

Care to elaborate? 

 

 

I don't get it...

 

Another way for saying: "My NGX is drunk.."  B)

[elche 5]

Luke,

 

I've been having the same issues. I also have the HIGHMEMFIX in my cfg file.

 

I'ver managed to reduce this issue by removing the latest nvidia beta drivers.

 

I've also noted it seems to happen when I forget to boost my fans when running fsx, which means I'm running a hotter everything!

 

NOTE: Reduced, not eliminated the issue!

 

Regards,

 

Diego

[Airbusman330 300]

Never had that problem.

[flyerboy 114]

Guess you will need to sell it for scrap and get the 777...

[Spook 96]

Does it do it everytime?

 

..otherwise just a graffic burp.

[EGLL77W 1,508]

Guess you will need to sell it for scrap and get the 777...

 

Ha yeah true!

 

 

Does it do it everytime?

 

Not happened before exact. However approaching OMDB from the West - I've had similar things happen if I switch views constantly. It's not constant, so not a massive deal - just interested in what could have caused it  ^_^

 

 

I'ver managed to reduce this issue by removing the latest nvidia beta drivers.

 

I'll check to see which drivers I have. I just install the latest updates via Windows.