Thanks for bringing new life to FSX and I am looking forward to your own sim, that hopefully continues in the spirirt of FSX. Now, I won't use large aircraft such as the iFly, obviously, but it is enough to do some decent flying. Although I have no idea if you guys really did change anything (or if you could change anything), I am pleased that it runs like this and is not the stuttering hell it was before. However, after installing FSX:SE, I was surprised to see that even with some minor addons (A2A C172, FTX Global, FreeMeshX) it runs impressively smooth (no ai traffic, normal autogen and scenery complexity). I installed the DVD version of FSX earlier, but performance was extremely bad, as expected. Since I do not have any other option at the time, this is my only way to at least enjoy a little bit of modern flightsim without touching FS9 (which would run fine, I know). Reply from another user installed on (circa 2012 macbook air)Īndy81le has Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Steam Edition Jun 15 5:32pmĪfter having doubts for several months since the release of FSX:SE, I finally installed it onto my Macbook Air (Mid-2012) (I know, haters-gonna-hate).

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