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Xplane 10 Stability


shariq11

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Hey guys Iam about to select a flight sim iam thinking of xplane 10 but before I do so I need to know his will it run on my PC my specs are

*Intel i5

*12gb of ram(DDR3L)

*Windows7 64 bit

*AMD 8670m

 

So shall I go for xplane 10 will it run smooth as fsx

Thx for your time

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With medium settings you should be able to get 30+ fps.

 

However, I see two potential problems:

 

1) 16 - 20 GB of RAM is recommended. See if you can upgrade to at least 16 GB.

 

2) The AMD 8670 might also be a problem. If you want to stick with AMD, a Radeon R9 280x would be the better option.

Also, the amount of VRAM is important (the more, the better - 4GB at least).

 

At any rate, do not expect smooth performance with ultra high settings.

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Many people tend to forget that FSX was also considered an unreasonably heavy sim when it came out. System specs just caught up.

That said, I'm not sure how smooth FSX runs on your setup.

 

XPlane should run fine with those specs. Just not very high detail.

But in my opinion XP looks quite nice at lower settings as well.

The major strength of XP is in the flight dynamics. If you like realism in that sense.

 

I run at 30 fps at custom scenery airports, on top of Simheaven W2XP, on top of Zonephoto photosceneries in combination with some other stuff.

These are my system specs:

i7 2600K @ 3,8 Ghz | Gigabyte GTX 970 G1 (3,5 GB VRAM) | 16GB RAM DDR3 | system on SSD, XP on HDD.

 

And these are the results. Not every aircraft is as heavy or light to run. The Airfoillabs C172 is quite heavy in scenery dense areas. But I still feel I can run my sim fine.

 

Airfoillabs_C172SP_medium_res_10.jpg

Airfoillabs_C172SP_medium_res_11.jpg

kham_P-51D_1.jpg

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