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Here's my experience with X-Plane 10 rendering options and the frame rates achieved for each set. The following equipment and settings were used in each case.
- I7 quad core 950 @ 3.7GHz with 12MB RAM, Radeon 5850 with 1GB VRAM, catalyst version 11.11, video resolution 1920x1080, and 64-bit Windows 7
- weather is clear for each cloud layer
- weather visibility 20 sm
- frames per second were approximately the same for day and night conditions, so the values shown apply to both cases
- refer to each screen shot for details on the rendering options
- note that with HDR on, the anti-alias level was also set to 2x, otherwise X-Plane would not load the rendering options (it would freeze and have to be killed via Task Manager)
{Frames Per Second With HDR and FXAA Turned On}
View sitting at gate N15 with engines running
- Challenger 300 with 3D cockpit, 18 FPS
- King Air B350 with 2D cockpit, 20 FPS
Static view behind aircraft (zoomed out) with water in background
- Challenger 300 with 3D cockpit, 22 FPS
- King Air B350 with 2D cockpit, 24 FPS
Aircraft approaching rwy 16L
- Challenger 300 with 3D cockpit, 17 FPS
- King Air B350 with 2D cockpit, 21 FPS
{Frames Per Second With HDR and FXAA Turned Off}
View sitting at gate N15 with engines running
- Challenger 300 with 3D cockpit, 23 FPS
- King Air B350 with 2D cockpit, 28 FPS
Static view behind aircraft (zoomed out) with water in background
- Challenger 300 with 3D cockpit, 15 FPS
- King Air B350 with 2D cockpit, 17 FPS
Aircraft approaching rwy 16L
- Challenger 300 with 3D cockpit, 12 FPS
- King Air B350 with 2D cockpit, 15 FPS
Challenger 300 with these settings has 29 FPS on approach to rwy 16L
- number of cars, Siberia winter
- water reflection detail, none
- airport detail, default
- world detail distance, default
- number of roads, default
- number of objects, default
- anti-alias level, 2x
- anisotropic filter level, 8x
- HDR rendering, off
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