CaptBmckay

I definitely agree. It really is the best rendition of PHX. I wonder what Flightbeam will do now.

Well that’s difficult to answer as I have a 4090, I9 13th gen, 128gb of ram. It was incredible in terms of performance for me, but to be fair, I wanted to include my personal specs as results may vary.

I didn’t notice any static aircraft at all. Don’t quote me on it, but during my test I didn’t see any on the North side of the airport.

I picked it up. To be honest, it’s pretty good. Surprisingly good, actually. Time will tell if my feelings are a result of being deprived of PHX or if it is truly as good as it looks to me right now.

Looks like the Fenix App needs to be launched first before loading into MSFS.

I have the same issue. Restart does not work as well.

This is the most honest and accurate assessment I've seen on the subject.

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I totally understand what you mean.

Absolutely agree. I’m doing the same. There’s room for all of them.

As confirmed in other threads. The Black and white text that appears when you hover your mouse over items in the cockpit cannot be disables at this time.

The UI is very bad amongst other things. The scenery is good but to me, it takes a lot more than that to make a great sim. I also wish there was a way to turn off the big text that hovers around when you try to click on cockpit objects.

The crash still occurs periodically but fewer with this update. Lockheed has to address the VRAM usage issue because there is definitely an issue.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4028685/windows-10-get-the-update check this link out. Let me know how it works for you.

I figured out how to fix this. The issue is with windows in my case. Check to see if you have the Windows 10 2004 update. This update addresses Vram DX12 issues. I installed this update and P3D V5 no longer crashes with that error.