Nemo

In demanding scenery with high end aircraft, MSI AB indicates 28-30 GB RAM usage. So my verdict is clear: 64 is a must.

what is your opinion?

I have a very good HDR monitor. Made some small color and brightness adjustments in Windows and have it permanently since then. No issues.

No real need to use it. With MSFS 2024 you can manage all your graphic relevant settings in the sim menu. If V-Sinc is greyed out, you have probably Frame Gen set to "NVidia DLSS" or "AMD FSR3" . Set it it to "None" then V-Sync etc will be usable again.

Honestly, I was mostly disappointed watching these q/a discussions. Many issues that have been discussed here over and over have never been asked there.

Does it suppord 3rd party a/c like pmdg 737-800 or Blacksquare TBM 850?r

Landing gear issue happen with any ai addon (FSLTL, FSTraffic, and AIG). Not sure what you are talking about.

I have tested. See above.

I had it during SU3 was valid. I did not recognize any advantages in performance or quality. With SU4 I went back to pure streaming by a full uninstall reinstall procedure.

Nope. I recently had a ticket with them where they said it would be necessary to uninstall CP to get your personal MSFS 2024 camera setting back.

Sorry, missunderstood ... . But the principle should be the same. I use PIN only. But for my MS account I have a password, which I did not change. No password manager.

I've changed my email address very recently too and I had no problems with XBox/MSFS logins. IIRC, only changing my MS/Windows account was necessary.

Majestic Dash 8 Q400 - but that's only my wishful thinking I guess.

I really love her channel and that gentle humor. Useful and beautiful to watch!

I’m still trying to fully understand the MS/Asobo control assignment logic (after five years…). In MSFS 2024, each aircraft comes with predefined cockpit instrument views, typically bound as: Toggle Instrument View 1 → Ctrl+1 Toggle Instrument View 2 → Ctrl+2 Toggle Instrument View 3 → Ctrl+3 etc. What I would like to achieve is an aircraft-specific keyboard binding. Example: In Aircraft X: Pressing “M” triggers Toggle Instrument View 2 In Aircraft Y: Pressing “M” triggers Toggle Instrument View 4 In other words, same physical key, different function depending on the loaded aircraft. I’ve tried creating separate control profiles and experimenting with aircraft-specific bindings, but so far I haven’t been able to get this working reliably. Is this possible within the current MSFS 2024 control logic? If so, what is the recommended approach? Any insights from those who’ve managed more granular per-aircraft bindings would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.