....and the exterior model hasn't been changed? 

Demanding full price (or 72 Euros) for existing A321 costumer has to be a bad joke. They seem to be stuck in the P3D market reality.

I’d rather wait a decade for Fenix to release their NEOs. Will surely cost less for all models. 

Does that still use much more VRAM than even the ini A350? That was the no go for me every time I thought about buying this.

1 hour ago, GCBraun said:

Demanding full price (or 72 Euros) for existing A321 costumer has to be a bad joke.

No one is “demanding”. It’s called “Asking Price” and hyperbole will not force them to lower the price for your instant gratification.  YMMV. TANSTAAFL. Blue skies,

-B

I am surprisingly enjoying what I've seen so far. Still trying to get used to the EFB and still trying to find some LVARs for Mobiflight for certain inputs, but it's definitely an upgrade in my eyes. I still prefer the FENIX EFB, but other than that I have no complaints. 

18 minutes ago, Fiorentoni said:

Does that still use much more VRAM than even the ini A350? That was the no go for me every time I thought about buying this.

2k or 4k?

25 minutes ago, G-YMML1 said:

2k or 4k?

I have 2k, but why would that matter? It's a relative comparison to other aircraft (specifically the A350).

7 minutes ago, Fiorentoni said:

I have 2k, but why would that matter? It's a relative comparison to other aircraft (specifically the A350).

I ran FSLabs in FS2020 in DX12 mode and had zero issues with VRAM, but I've never done so in FS2024.  Since I have it anyway, I would probably download the update on a weekend for tests. 

My biggest issue with FSLabs is their outdated external model. 

8 hours ago, ianb2469 said:

Tempting more. I’d be keen to know how performance is vs Fenix. 

I bought the FSLabs Neo today - performance on my machine is better than with the Fenix (I too was worried about this, so I hope this helps)

FS2024 with i9-11900K 3.5GHz, 3060ti 8Gb VRAM, 32Gb RAM

Edited February 5Feb 5 by FPVSteve

Chewwy94 was struggling with the FSLabs performance. Certainly wasn't happy about it.

27 minutes ago, FPVSteve said:

I bought the FSLabs Neo today - performance on my machine is better than with the Fenix (I too was worried about this, so I hope this helps)

FS2024 with i9-11900K 3.5GHz, 3060ti 8Gb VRAM, 32Gb RAM

That's interesting - with 8GB of VRAM? All I have read is that the FSLabs would consume more VRAM than the A350. Are you running 2k?

Good luck keeping those GTF engines on the wings and running 😏

51 minutes ago, Fiorentoni said:

That's interesting - with 8GB of VRAM? All I have read is that the FSLabs would consume more VRAM than the A350. Are you running 2k?

I run 2560x1440

In 2024 I am currently sat in FSLabs at the gate of RW Profiles EGNT in the cockpit using 5160 / 7256 MB VRAM (texture resolution is on medium).

Edited February 5Feb 5 by FPVSteve

5 hours ago, GCBraun said:

Demanding full price (or 72 Euros) for existing A321 costumer has to be a bad joke. They seem to be stuck in the P3D market reality.

I’d rather wait a decade for Fenix to release their NEOs. Will surely cost less for all models. 

Aha, and why? Its a different plane, or do you really expect a discount from your beloved and overhyped Fenix when they release the Neos? They will ask for full price as well. Weird take, to be honest.

The FSLabs neo was the only aircraft that caused me VRAM issues with my standard settings when I had my 4080, obviously not an issue with my 5090 now but I’d say it’s tougher on VRAM than most.

I bought it because it’s the best NEO out there now, and I enjoy flying it.  When Fenix releases their NEOs I’ll likely pick them up.