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Remember that the MacBook model you had likely had a discrete GPU, not an integrated one, which means that that experience will not at all be representative of the one on Surface. You'll have stuttering and artifacting like crazy - and yes, FSX is ABSOLUTELY graphics-intensive. Trying to run a program with graphics requirements like those of FSX (GTX 260 minimum, 2GB VRAM) will simply not work.

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That means that the best game you'll be able to run at full resolution without performance issues is Civilization 5. No Surface model has a discrete GPU - all use comparatively puny integrated GPUs. If you somehow manage to get the CPU part working, the graphics will stop you dead. As a MacBook owner, I'm surprised you ran FSX alright, but you must have felt the aluminum become burning-hot as the heat transferred from the CPU to your case. Trying to run something as extremely CPU-intensive as FSX for any significant length of time in a small-form-factor device will cause heat-related issues including throttling.

You at the minimum need a 3 GHz+ clock speed, four or more cores, and a full desktop-style cooling solution including heatsink. IPACS is smart enough not to do this sort of stuff, just trust their experience.First off, the clock speed of even the best i7 available to choose is simply too low, not to mention the fact that it is a mobile processor (hence the 'U' designation), which are not as powerful as their desktop counterparts. I would not think about this too much, you have to program a lot wrong to let more installed aircraft slow down the simulator. Aerofly is way quicker in all these regards. Then it loads this aircraft into the window, takes another 20s sometimes, then I press fly and it loads again. For me it just takes ages (about a minute) before I can select my aircraft. FSX is way slower in this regard, who knows what they are loading when you press the button to select an aircraft. The only draw back is that the aircraft list gets longer and it takes maybe a second more to load the aircraft selection menu. The files are loaded once, then Aerofly uses it until you select another aircraft. Since only one aircraft is loaded at a time performance is not affected at all if you have more aircraft installed. You can have as many aircraft as you like with Aerofly, I think it will just cost more harddrive space. Hope some add-on planes and scenery areas will be forthcoming soon! They don’t make ’em if we don’t buy ’em! Could be a win-win all around! It also seems reasonable to assume that having the privelage of owning and flying new releases without burdening your core resources would certainly stimulate the highly talented, and highly appreciated designers of those planes.

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But one thing I do know, in the years I have enjoyed flight simulators I would have purchased more after market addons if I could have unloaded some stock planes I didn’t use in order to free up my resources.

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Currently, I neither know how to go into the programs and delete the planes I do not want, nor do I imagine that is currently doable. In fact, I really wish the aircraft in a sim program were all separate downloads and that I didn’t have to burn resources with a lot of unused planes. If most simmers are like me, they tend to settle on a handful of planes and ignore the others.

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The installer could install the aircraft during program install. It might even profitable to the company offering the sim if purchasers could fill their hangar from a menu when ordering, or downloading the program. I like the diversification of choices provided with a new program, But I feel they are sometimes heavily weighted with one type, and deficient in another for my personal preferences. A person could also also export planes to other available memory locations on their hardrive and move planes in and out of the root program without impacting the it. If someone wanted a newly released aircraft and their hangar was filled, they would select to remove enough aircraft to make room for the new one. The expectation would be that the program will only allow so many GB of aircraft. Other similar parameters (scenery, etc.) might be estimated as well. For example, past a certain frame rate the human eye cannot discern the flicker, so faster than that at the most demanding times in the program could be a cutoff point. And after dealing with that for so many years with FSX I certainly do not wish to see that happen! However we might do some research, if it hasn’t been done already, on just how many aircraft could be added without slowing the program enough to be noticeable. May I make a suggestion concerning addon aircraft, please? I understand that having large numbers of aircraft in the hangar will slow down the program.