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And if i go to outside view, I'm getting well above 130.

This is my frames after landing at ENBR. Settings were reset to "mid"-ish after the re-installation of XP12. I would assume that I would be around 60 if I put them higher up, as you mentioned.

And just a quick questions; I know that some addons for MSFS are running into issues when FPS is low, but could there be any issues of too many FPS in XP12? Or with the IXEG in general? I'm currently getting 130-150 in flight.

Not overclocking Running latest version of Better Pushback yes. For curiosity, I am testing a flight now as well with only IXEG installed, not even Better Pushback. No crash yet, but just a quick 30 minute flight, so I'll update once that is done.

And just to add to the above, I did the same flight with the default a330 as with the 737.

I think its okay then, compared to your numbers. Just felt the EGT was raising a bit fast. Regarding the crash, I have one vanilla version (not crashing), and one with IXEG (And apparently better pushback), which tends to crash at random intervals. Yesterday it crashed 2 min after T/D on a 3 hour flight, and today it crashed 3 minutes after departure. Not sure if relevant, but I am running a AMD 9800X3D, rtx 4090, 32gb ram etc. No heating issues.

Thanks Cameron. I'd like to point out that I just did a complete re-install, and running vanilla + IXEG only. Game still crashed... Log.txt

Thanks for the response. However, I don't find "delete all that cr*p you piled into your X-Plane installation" very pleasing, and don't believe this is a response any customer would like to hear. I understand the consequences of adding additional software that may or may not interact well with eachother. I was simply giving a heads up about the crash incase it was stated in the log file, so there wasnt going to be any confusion. Also, I don't agree that 2 airports + simheaven is a myriad of extra sceneries. Anyway, is there any way I can check the current version I am running of the 737, just to rule that one out? Thanks, I'll see if XPRealistic may be the root-cause Appreaciate the answer!

Nvidia drivers are up-to-date, and can you confirm what you mean by crap?

When I start the engines, the spooling process seems to go in normal speed, but the second I introduce fuel, everything just goes superquick and the engine is up and running within a few seconds. Attached a logfile from a session where this happend (and also the game crashed in the end). Can someone help me out on this one? :) Log.txt