The rest are really dependent on computer specs, player preference, etc. Quality is the same (or virtually the same) however VRAM usage is dramatically higher for. I have yet to be convinced that there's any benefit to running uncompressed textures. Only top performance graphics cards currently available today, will probably allow you to. (Those with other CPUs should try the demo before purchasing. There's a few settings which have a large hit on performance (AA and Reflections) relative to the small improvements they provide, and those are universally agreed upon. To start, assuming your GPU is on the higher end, textures should almost always be set to Maximum and NOT Maximum (uncompressed). To get the best visual graphical experience on X-Plane 11, aim to have a GPU that has at least 4GB GPU RAM. Minimum Hardware Requirements: CPU: Intel Core i3, i5, i7, or i9 CPU with 4 or more cores, or AMD Ryzen 3, 5, 7 or 9. You could have shown the difference in the video to put it into perspective and let your viewers decide what's best for them. But I would also argue that it's the most important slider on that screen when it comes to making X-Plane feel real. Yes, it does make a huge difference to FPS. You also overlook the importance of "Number of world objects" as it relates to immersion and detail. It doesn't matter if you have a 2080 TI, don't run uncompressed textures if you are looking for the most efficient settings, ever. There's been documentation written by the devs around this. These are the recommended X-Plane sliders and settings for X-Plane 11 and this system spec. Compatibility does not include performance information some cards may function normally but only provide usable frame rates at the lowest settings.
This means more stuttering and FPS loss when flying into big cities or new scenery. This chart shows information on graphics card compatibility from when X-plane 10 came out.
#Xplan recommended gpu windows 10#
Quality is the same (or virtually the same) however VRAM usage is dramatically higher for uncompressed. GPU: Nvidia GeForce 605 or AMD Radeon HD 4850 DX: DirectX 11 HDD: 20 GB available space X-Plane 11 Recommended System Requirements OS: Windows 10 64-bit CPU: Intel Core i5-6600K 3.5 GHz or AMD. To start, assuming your GPU is on the higher end, textures should almost always be set to Maximum and NOT Maximum (uncompressed). However, for the best experience, we recommend the following: a Quad Core, 3. See here for graphics card compatibility. I disagree with this video on many levels and encourage any new players to read below. X-Plane 11 needs a Core i5-6600K 3.5GHz or FX-8370 processor coupled with a GeForce GTX 970 4GB to run system requirements at recommended high graphics settings. X-Plane 10 System Requirements X-Plane 10 requires, at the minimum, Dual Core, 2.5 GHz or faster 4 GB of RAM A video card with at least 1 GB of VRAM.
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