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  1. yea i use the autofps app, hopefully a 2024 one comes out because the max is so nice but its optimization is really bad, guess its just the planes issue and just gotta wait for a 2024 native one
  2. yes i am on the latest ifly version, and the default livery, latest drivers, third party apps involve lossless scaling, Mobiflight and autoFPS, these are apps i use with every other plane and it works just fine
  3. (Apologies for anything i may say wrong or something, first time posting here) As the title says, i get relatively worse fps in the ifly 737 max in msfs 2024 compared to literally any other addon, my target fps is 30, pmdg meets it, fenix meets it, almost any plane i fly will meet that 30fps target, however when in the air of the ifly 737 max, i get 15-20 fps which is unbearable even with frame generation On the ground cold and dark ill get 28-30 fps which is fine, during engine start maybe 25 fps but as soon as i takeoff or get in the air it starts dropping to 15-20 fps As will probably need to be provided, heres my system specs: Intel i7-10700F 4.6GHZ 32GB DDR4 3200MHZ Internet is around 600-900mbps, ping is also good RTX 2060 SUPER (overclocked i think) 3 512GB SATA SSD's Now there may be some setting which helps with performance but i am wondering if the plane is just currently unoptimized or if its on my end, as this has happened even with system resets

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