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Tony: There is no feelThere release of a Phenom for P3D. Where are you seeing that the feelThere plane for FS9/X has been updated to P3D?

The galley service door isn't modeled.

Memory isn't the only question ... performance is a dynamic between CPU speed (speed of the main computer processor), bus (how fast the computer can talk to its components), system memory & speed, GPU speed and GPU memory & speed. In general the faster the CPU/GPU/bus/memory the better the computer can render the game. But some faster components have slower architecture (ie, how the small bits of the chips are arranged) meaning they compute slowly when compared to a more efficient slower chip. Having more memory helps ... to a point where there is no bottleneck with the CPU/GPU/bus speed/architecture. In general the more you spend the better (usually). You bought a very cheap GPU and therefore have slow performance. Adding to this you bought an GPU a generation older than the one it replaced. (I've tried to write the above in simple terms and therefore using a broad brush to explain a complex subject.)

Neither card is current tech nor well reviewed as gaming GPUs. Did you completely remove, clean, the old card's drivers before installing the new card's drivers?

Fred. Have you confirmed there are no odd background processes running? Have you shut down antivirus?

If you purchased RT before and are just wanting to update to the latest release of RT use the download link you received at original purchase. There is no need to repurchase to download the latest version.

Please review the first post on the first page of this thread. Please provide answers to the questions asked. Also review all pages in those tread and provide feedback of what recommendations you tried and the resulting changes to how well voice recognition works.

Something changed on your system - Operating system Videocard (GPU) driver New software added New hardware added Setting change and/or update to antivirus software Any or all can cause an issue (as the game's code hasn't been changed).

Rich: See -

Some basic instructions - https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/577564-feel-there-erj17595/?tab=comments#comment-4262335

If you recently installed the win10-2004 update join the discussion on this thread - Otherwise you need to read and provide answers in this thread - Once you post in the appropriate above linked thread this post will be closed.

@Apsovo is it possible your CPU or GPU are overheating? Have you confirmed fan function or checked for dust/lint build up? Have you considered that your GPU is failing?

I recommend you contact your VA for instructions on how to correctly edit the ERJ livery files they are distributing and where to place the their textures within the plane's file structure.

??? Have you confirmed for all the add-ons you have recently purchased you are running the installer as administrator a directing it to the correct root folder?

The ERJ hasn't been updated in a long time.

Did you download and install the latest version of RealTraffic?

Did you update RealTraffic?

If SimBrief correctly coded their utility.

What changed on your system? The feelThere code hasn't changed. Did you update any programs? Windows update? P3D update?

If the format is correct, doesn't include a a SID or STAR and the AIRAC used to create the file matches the MCDU AIRAC. There are YouTube videos showing feelThere's MCDU function.

This is an old FS8 issue that has never been corrected by MS and now LM. You can install an external panel to operate doors that will work with any plane. It's old and basic but it works v unreliable shift+e+x - https://library.avsim.net/search.php?SearchTerm=doorcontrol.zip&CatID=root&Go=Search

In the directory ...\FeelThere create "CustomDB"

In the directory ...\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3D v4\FeelThere, create a sub folder named "CustomDB" SimBrief flight plan file saved in feelThere's format go inside this CustomDB folder. Start P3D only after doing the steps above. On the MCDU FLT PLAN page select FPL LIST. Find the flight plan and select it, copy the file name and then go to FPL SEL. Paste the filename into FLT PLAN (1st left selection key) and activate it.

The Ejetv3 manual for P3D is on feelThere's product page - https://www.feelthere.com/shop/p3d/embraer-e-jets170-and-190-v3/ Full documentation within the manual will answer your questions.

As stated in the manual - Take-off Go-Around (TOGA) Clickspot [o]n the glareshield's flight guidance control sub-panel clicking the upper left screw activates the take -off and go-around pitch settings on the PFD; and virtual co-pilot callouts: thrust set, V1, VR, V2, and gear-up. For the v-speed callouts to be vocalized speeds must be set on the MFD (see MFD description in the Using The Avionic Systems section of this manual). There are also excellent tutorials on YouTube.