WagnerTenor

Yes, thanks for that! I bought my M1 Max in 2021. I just bought the 737 Plus, and you can't get it to run on my machine without resorting back to rosetta? Your last post is Nov 23 and still no update. Why am I mad? Here is why: System RequirementsSimulator: X-Plane 12. Not compatible with X-Plane 11.Operating Systems: MacOS 12+ (at least Monterey) or Windows 10+Recommended: Modern CPU with 4+ Cores (3 GHz+), 16+ GB RAM, NVIDIA or AMD with 4+ GB VRAM.While the aircraft may operate on computers below this specification, we do not guarantee it. No mention of not compatible with M1 or M2s

Well I am not an expert on this,but I can only tell you that I see this. When my fps drop SMP is showing that I still have 5000 Gigs of VRAM available. If I increase the cloud distance and hit apply, then everything returns to normal. VRAM usage has not changed. I have 64 Gigs of RAM. I use a GTX 1080. Seems to me that there is something going on with SMP memory management.

I just got too frustrated with fiddling with the settings on my Mac, so I build a PC with the GTX 1080 card and i7 4GHz and 64 Gigs of RAM. Even though the cost was about $2,500 the cost was more than worth it. Running maxed out on very high and a resolution of 2560x1400, I am getting fps of 25-60. This depends on the weather and scenery load of course.

Well, to be honest, there was a time when one of my aircraft only used Navigraph, and Navigraph supported all of my others. It was economics. Now with the package deal (with charts), it is hard to beat. Nothing really against Aerosoft, it would be nice not to have to purchase 2 versions of the same. That's all. Graham

My 2 cents. Navigraph. I used Areosoft, ending up dropping them. Did not like them.