-
The PMDG 737NG High Detail Update: MSFS 2020 vs MSFS 2024
You had me at the coffee maker 🙄
-
"Your Bandwidth is too low" - MSFS 2024
For me the fix was to get into my router using it's settings to change it from 2.4 GHz to 5GHz. I can't tell you why that worked but it has freed me from the cursed blue cable...
-
PMDG 737-800 RELEASED!
The fwd lav door lower left side when you zoom in has a misaligned pixel...I thought they said it was ready 😏
- PMDG 737-800 Set To Release 2025/12/18
-
PMDG 737-800 Set To Release 2025/12/18
Whether or not the 2024 version is worth whatever PMDG will be charging is in the mind (and the wallet) of the beholder. It will undoubtedly be a huge success but also a huge disappointment for those who've already decided such. If I had a dime for every thread complaining about PMDG as a new product draws near to release...I'd have a lot of dimes. The confirmation bias is strong on both sides of the PMDG aisle.
-
MS Servers Yet Again
I appreciate the suggestions...no it's not a huge deal (except when my wife trips over the ethernet cable.) Thanks, Paul!
-
MS Servers Yet Again
Single router, service provider. Defender firewalls were on but turning them off didn't change anything. But I take your meaning that it's an external matter and maybe not the sim itself.
-
MS Servers Yet Again
My D/L speed is 465.32. U/L speed is 410.57 with a latency of 18ms. But what happens is 2024 literally disconnects from the internet and my system will only reconnect once I shut down the sim. Plug in the cable and it's smooth sailing.
-
MS Servers Yet Again
And here I sit in my virtual cockpit, knowing that I'll never be able to start ms2024 without a 25' ethernet plugged into my router/modem in my living room. Stranger still is that until I installed 2024, I never had connection issues with 2020. But alas both sims now require the blue leash. Asobo tells me I lack the bandwidth yet my specs have never prevented me from running other similarly complex apps. So, it's my fault...yes I'm sure that's the answer
-
Carenado Premier IA
Me: "I'm never going to buy another Carenado aircraft. This time I really mean it" Carenado: "I've got a new airplane" Me: "Yes, master. New airplane. Must buy now"
-
Yes Virginia, the 2024 GUI Screens are Appalling
I wish the UI was the worst problem in my life. Alas, real life beckons and I must pay the mortgage, etc...
-
CESSNA CITATION CJ3+ (2020/2024) "coming soon"
I hope you can turn off the cheeseburgers in the back...I don't want slobs on my airplane!
-
LivtoAir Citation CJ3+
Yeah, I'd really like to see an old school analog Citation. The glass is cool but I already have a few of those... Maybe Black Square could be sweet-talked into it!
-
CPU Heat vs Fan Speed
Starlifter60 replied to Starlifter60's topic in System Hardware: PC | MOBO | RAM | CPU | HDD | SSD | PSU etcI have a CLX Quench 360 cooler. The BIOS is original v1 so it's definitely due for an upgrade. The mystery is now the number of cores. Everything on my system says 12 cores but since reading your reply I learn that cores are routinely "hidden". I've not done anything in the BIOS or4 other settings. Time to hit the Googleverse... Thaks for pointing that out to me.
-
CPU Heat vs Fan Speed
Good day! I have a question about CPU temps and fan speed. My 14900KF seems to be running a bit hot to my uneducated eye while flying MS2020 using the Core Temp app. Fresh install of the sim, empty community folder and flying the default 172 with no traffic, etc... Fans and case are spotless. All 12 cores will generally run around 50-65C but all will spike at 100C at one point or another. My concern is that the sim has lately been not just been crashing but causing a system shutdown/restart. I do run the sim at very high settings but my system should be able to handle that. My 4080 Super runs cool as a cucumber. So my question is this: Are these 100C spikes worrisome in your opinion and would it be a good idea to set my fans to run full speed to help keep those temp spikes in check? Thanks for any and all advice! Brian