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I have experienced similar issues, can you try going into external view then switch back to cockpit?

Potentiometers or not. It's an electromechanical device after all. It will break for heaven's sake.

"NEVER IN MY CAREER HAVE I EVER BEEN TOLD ITS NOT BRIGHT ENOUGH! Yet here you are worrying about in a game. " You are on a game forum board. Of course people talk about the game, not your 737.

In Settings-> Sounds, turn down the "character voice" or similar, can't exactly remember.

Has anyone else had the aircraft folders missing from the community folder after the upgrade? Had to remove then re-add the packages in the installer. Weird, maybe a fluke. Thx all.

Glad it worked for you! It helped me keep shadows at "Global High", I really like this (very expensive) setting.

Hi all, Maybe I'm stating the obvious, but, new to x-plane here.. Changing "Multi-display/mixed GPU acceleration" to "Single display performance mode" provided an great frame rate boost, 50% or so. Noted this on a GTX970 and a new 1070

It looks like the 10.50 autogen is using OSM.. would that mean that it will do what world2xp does now?

The sounds and immersion on IXEG are impressive.. did not think this was possible with a flight sim. Just watch the PFDs flicker when switching the bus

This is a feature in win 10, apparently to prevent swapping to disk. The problem is, it seems to be very aggressive in doing that. On a system with 16gb of RAM, and running x-plane, the process used 7-8, and "system and compressed" 2-3gb. It looks to me that the OS was always compressing/decompressing pages in RAM, although there was enough free available, task manager reported 65 % usage. The "system and compressed" also used 20-30 CPU . long story short, disabling the superfetch service stopped this behavior.. Probably some of you ran into this, just sharing my observation.

Perfect combination, on a clean Win10 install though. None of the USB disconnect issues experienced in Win8. The performance is on par with Win7 Stefan Ticusan

I agree, I have upgraded from a 560Ti to a 970, FSX improvements were marginal if any while in P3D the frame rate virtually doubled.

Agree with others, for the countless hours of enjoyment they provide, PMDG products (and other high quality add-on makers) are actually a great deal. For me at least, PMDG is an instant buy.

This is quite right, if you divide the price to the countless hours if enjoyment we get out of it, it's a very good deal.

I have just upgraded from a 560Ti 2gb to a 970 4gb. Not much increase in fps with fsx and dx10, totaly different with P3D 2.4, 50% maybe more.. Quiet and cool too