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We've seen this occasionally in the past, and it does seem specific to the system and video card you happen to have. We've found some anecodotal evidence online of this being a subtle hardware failure of the card itself. I think it's more of a driver issue, but Apple doesn't allow you to mess with your drivers really to try and fix it.

My advice would be to try different graphics quality settings in X-Plane to see if that clears it up. It may be specific to HDR usage.

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So update, moving into HDR fixes the problem for me, however, I drop below 25FPS.  Also, looking outside the AC, this tiling is restricted in the top third of the view (screen).

I only have 8GB RAM, and the SMP panel tells me that I have 990MB of video and 205MB of System RAM free.

Does anyone have any graphics settings I should eb using on my iMac 27" 2019:

  •   Model Name: iMac
  •   Model Identifier: iMac19,1
  •   Processor Name: Intel Core i5
  •   Processor Speed: 3.7 GHz
  •   Number of Processors: 1
  •   Total Number of Cores: 6
  •   L2 Cache (per Core): 256 KB
  •   L3 Cache: 9 MB
  •   Memory: 8 GB
  •   Graphics Chipset Model:    Radeon Pro 580X
  •   Type:    GPU
  •   Bus:    PCIe
  •   PCIe Lane Width:    x16
  •   VRAM (Total):    8 GB

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Thanks Frank, so perhaps the use of SMP is counterintuitive to the experience?  I read that the engine for SMP relieves the efforts of XP so, perhaps wrongly, assumed that there would not be a frame-rate hit so hard.  

Truly, what can one expect these days with XP11 frame rate for an 8GB card?

Cheers, bruce CYYJ

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