Pablo Gonzalez

I have the same problem... i9 13900F, 64GB, and RTX 4070 TI. All my premium planes run at 80-90 fps (MSFS2020) with high-ultra settings, and the Fenix (MSFS2024) at 50-60 fps on high-ultra settings. However, the A350 on the ground doesn't go over 40-50 fps and produces a lot of lag in my simulator. In the air, it runs at 70-80 fps, but as the flight progresses (long flight), the fps drops, and I arrive at my destination with 30-40 fps.

I've dubbed the 350 the drummer's plane... when I'm taxiing, I hear a background sound like someone is playing a drum in the first-class seat, but this is just an anecdote. Although most of the systems are very well simulated, when the plane flies it will be a marvel, and I'll explain. Right now, I don't feel like this plane is flying. I'm not a real pilot, but it feels like I'm flying a paper airplane. I don't know why this plane negatively affects my system (MSFS2020; in 2024, I still don't feel ready enough to try it). My scenery vibrates, something that doesn't happen with the other (paid) planes. Turns in the air, especially early in the flight, are not coordinated with the AP; it's as if I were flying a Cessna 172 manually in gusty winds. As the flight progresses, my FPS drops, and I arrive at my destination with 30-40 FPS (default scenery; I don't want to even think about what would happen in a paid scenery). I'm very sorry, but I don`t give them my aproval right now. I need fewer systems and more experience flying a plane... and for it to work, and not slow down my entire team after an 8-hour flight. Thanks.

I have a pretty powerfull system, all my (paid) planes run smoothly on MSFS2020 at ULTRA settings (80-90 FPS). However the A350 is a fabulous plane but it feels like it has a slab glued to the graphics . Please take a look! thanks...