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You install third party add-ons through Lutris or Heroic or Faugus game launchers. Works well. My only problem is I simply cannot get my Thrustmaster TPR pedals to be recognised. Used devrules etc. Will have to continue searching for a solution. But yes, the sim runs exceptionally smooth using the latest GE-Proton.

No they haven't. See the latest news on Techpowerup. Their was for sure some confusing communication from AMD's side. Although I appreciate Hardware Unboxed, they can sometimes blow a story out of proportion, especially Tim.

Hi yes, I meant to refer to Flysimware. I really enjoyed their FSX 441. And I also got super excited when I read about Black Square doing the AC90. The Twin Commanders are some of my top GA planes.

Please tell us you are going to do your 441 for 2024?

Please tell us you are going to do your 441 for 2024?

That was the Geforces with black screens etc. The Radeons have been pretty stable right through.

Hello Bert, The XTX is absolutely worth it. That extra VRAM does make a difference, and I'm running mine for 2 years now on MSFS 2020 and 2024, and my experience has been great with very smooth rates. The XTX is a very powerful card and can handle anything you throw at it in MSFS 2024. I do not run multi monitor though, but on 40" ultrawide IPS A 155Hz. Drivers has been rock stable. Regards Marius

There is a number of 5090's already burned, not even including the 4090's suffering the same fate.

Yes. I don't fly without it, especially for my region of Africa.

Same for me.

Dont overclock Ryzens. You undervolt using curve optimizer in the bios as a start. Regards Marius

Hi Rudy, I have used Radeons for many years (and Geforces), currently running a 7900XTX after upgrading from 6900XT. You don't need to worry. I have only pleasure using my Radeons. I'm planning to write a guide here for installing and setting up Radeon cards, how to do what and tune the cards as there is differences to Geforce cards which few people realise. You won't regret your purchase if going for Radeon. Nvidia has a lot of mindshare for good reason due to effective marketing, something AMD is very poor at. Hopefully they will get their marketing up to scratch soon enough, something they desperately need. Regards Marius

Hi Roland, Open Adrenaline, click "Gaming", then "Graphics" and thereunder you will find "Radeon Chill". Set both minimum and maximum values to the maximum value of your preferred frame rate. I always set mine 3 FPS lower than my monitor's refresh rate, example: Monitor's refresh rate is 144Hz, thus minimum for Chill is 141 and maximum for Chill is 141. Regards

It could be a few things, not necessarily the CPU. 1. Did you update the motherboard bios? You have a great motherboard, and it should be able to handle your 64Gb memory with ease. 2. Is your memory 2 or 4 sticks? Did they come as a set? 3. Did you plug in all of the CPU power cables? I believe it has two on top left and one next to the ATX 24 pin power socket. It is a very powerful board you have, make sure you feed it with the power it requires. 4. Kingston Fury memory is good, but the specific model may be incompatible with your board. (Latest bios may fix that). Is your specific Kingston sticks EXPO certified? I would not give up on the CPU so soon. Regards

Yes I was harsh in my statements, apologies. I did reach out to support, awaiting some reply. I agree, no need to state for a scam, just very disappointed after paying a lot of money in my currency and not even able to install the plane. I will let know what happened if it may help someone in the future.