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https://fselite.net/content/our-microsoft-flight-simulator-2024-compatibility-list-is-live/

Thanks for this! How did you identify the LVARs?

Starts the next AIRAC cycle https://www.hongkongairport.com/en/media-centre/press-release/2024/pr_1757

Might be VRAM usage? perhaps check how that looks

There's an AFMF2 now https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/release-notes/RN-RAD-WIN-AFMF2-TECH-Preview.html I realized the original implementation was really tanking the frames for MSFS because it was eating VRAM that I didn't have. Their implementations do seem to be more for if you can already get 60 fps to start. I've gone to the LSFG instead and it's been working well.

6700 XT works fine for me, gives me extra smoothness on approaches to busy airports DX11, 100 Hz monitor, Vsync to 1/2 refresh, windowed. Click Scale, click on Flight Simulator, then it shows the # / # framerates

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I've bought all my ActiveSky software from Simmarket. But it doesn't matter because after your first install, all the updates can be downloaded directly from their website. Edit: I think even the first install there is no difference because you use the ActiveSky installer and activates against their server.

If you have FSUIPC, highly recommend PilotsDeck for StreamDeck.

It's insane there is a shortcut for developer pause in the Keyboard shortcuts but it doesn't do anything. I have found that hitting Esc to pause the game actually invokes the Developer Pause.

From the C:\Prepar3D folder there are number of files starting with D3D. I took the similar named files from C:\Windows\System32 and replaced them (i.e. newer versions of the files) ... maybe placebo but seems to have helped me I can no longer remember where I found the suggestion to do this though...

AMD 6700 XT ... Tried those before. I had more luck copying some of newer versions of DLLs into the Prepar3D folder. I tend not to have these issues with the PMDG birds.

Why is this topic no longer pinned? 😁 I must say the suggestions didn't really work for me, I was getting a lot of crashes with the iFly MAX which was unfortunate.

The True Earth photo scenery is extremely red. There was an ORBX forum post where they acknowledged and then basically said "meh". For NorCal there were complains about them being lazy on bridges when they had higher quality ones in the past. It also needs around 150 GB to install (~75 for the installer and the 75 for the result) which then you can delete the installer. For these reasons I was considering the more "programmatic" regions.