As you fly, different textures are needed, and the textures have to be moved around. At any given time, X-Plane may have more textures loaded than you can fit on your card, but it doesn’t need them all at once. Texture paging is when textures are moved between the memory on your graphics card (VRAM) and the memory in your computer (“system memory”). To understand what makes VRAM paging hard, you have to understand how the OpenGL driver solved the problem, and ask yourself: what was the old bug, what is the new bug? What Is Texture Paging? I bring this up to put in context the problem of texture paging, blurry textures, and VRAM management in 11.50. I think this is just human nature – we get used to things – it’s what humans do – and this takes the sting off of some bugs that have been around a while. Lower the resolution further and you get a blistering 125 FPS at 1080p Ultra.One thing I have learned during my time here in the matrix is that users often find new bugs to be significantly more annoying than existing ones trading an existing bug for a new one is often seen as a big step backward, even if the new bug isn’t that bad. But perhaps you feel better served at 1440p, where you would get 95 frames per second on Ultra 1440p. In summary, Ultra graphics setting is highly achievable with this GeForce RTX 3080 card, but what monitor resolution are you looking to play X-Plane 11 at, because you can get 57 FPS at Ultra 4K. If you are interested, this is a cost of $12.26 per FPS, assuming we take it based on the GPU’s launch price.Ī GPU like the GeForce RTX 3080, in a PC with 16GB system memory would be well set to get strong FPS at 1440p even on Ultra graphics settings.]: So we expect you are likely to consider running the game in 4K or 1440p. Which is at High settings on 1080p performance.īut then the GeForce RTX 3080 will get a solid big screen performance at 4K, with 57 frames per second. We can see that when playing X-Plane 11 with a GeForce RTX 3080 will get a very strong 175 FPS. Low Vs Ultra GeForce RTX 3080 Performance Review

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