b68026692e Note that the minimum system requirements to run X-Plane are a 1 GHz processor, 1 GB of RAM, and 128 MB VRAM on an independent (non-integrated) video card. Installing the software on either Mac OS or Windows is pretty straightforward; in most cases, so long as one has the proper drivers, the steps to install will be nearly identical between computers. Whether your disk set is one installer per disk or one huge install total depends on the DVDs, not the installer version you use! X-Plane 9 Beta 1 DVDs These DVDs have the very first X-Plane 9 beta. X-Plane 9 Beta 11 DVDs These DVDs are an updated beta run with beta 11. . Have worked so for ages and allows you to store the discs away in a safe place. Accept the agreement, then click Continue.
However, the recommended specifications are a 2 GHz processor, 2 GB of RAM, and 256 MB of VRAM. 0 Back to top of the page up there ^ Forum Home General Discussion – Lounge – Tech Log – Jet Blast – Support – Beta & Bugs – Transponder – F/O Lounge –– Apron –– Flight School –– Developer school –– Tutorials XPFW Related Projects – X-Plane Scenery –– XP Scenery Product Tech Support ––– Glitter Gulch Support ––– Golden Gate Support ––– Fire & Ice Support ––– Northwest Territory Support –– Inside Passage and Final Frontier Updates – IXEG B737 Classic Project – UFMC – XPFW Joint Ventures Media – Screenshots – Movies – Real life Photos and Videos – J.Kallinen Productions –– XP v10 –– XP v9 –– XP v8 –– XP v7 –– XP v6 –– XP v5 – Dispatch Registry – Must-have! –– Musthave!!! –– Recommended – XPFW v9 –– Airliners –– Repaints –– Military –– Scenery –– Documents – XPFW v8 –– Airliners –– Military –– XPFW Scenery –– Repaints ––– B717 ––– B727 ––– B737 ––– B747 ––– B757 ––– B757 8Final ––– B767 ––– B777 ––– B787 ––– A3XX –– Static aircraft –– Docs – XPFW v5 & 6 & 7 –– XPFW v7 ––– Aircraft ––– Repaints ––– Docs – Freeware Registry –– Aircraft –– Scenery –– Sounds – Requests ← Previous Topic Tech Log Next Topic → Share this topic: 2 Pages 1 2 → You cannot start a new topic You cannot reply to this topic Delete Post Remove From View The post may still be visible to moderators in this topic Reason: Delete From Topic The post will be removed from this topic completely . The old Pentium 4 Hyperthreading chips are really just one CPU pretending to be two. Insert the DVD, confirm that the DVD now mounts as XPLANE9 in the Finder. When it spins up, double click on the XPLANE9 icon on the desktop, as shown in the image below. Group: Members Posts: 516 Joined: 05-August 08 Skype Name:madjason12 Gender:Male Location:Edmonton, AB, Canada, CYEG Interests:Flying, Driving, playing hockey,flying.and did I mention flying? System:Late '07 Aluminum iMac 2.8 Ghz Duo Core processor 4GB 667mhz RAM ATI Radeon 2600 HD Pro with 256mb of VRam 500gb HDD 7500 RPM Posted 08 November 2008 - 05:29 PM MugsyMD, on Nov 8 2008, 04:21 PM, said:I'm new to Mac - what do you mean by using an image? Do you just put the "entire" disk #1 on the desktop? Sorry - I'm a definite newbie to the mac world - been using PC's since 1982. Of course, a computer with 4 GB of RAM, a quad-core processor, and 2 GB of VRAM can be used and X-Plane will take full advantage of it. Quick Start Guide for New Users article-type: TutorialsSubjects: Configuring X-Plane; Installing X-Plane; Updating X-Planeplatform: Desktopversion: 10 This chapter is designed to allow a first-time X-Plane user to get the simulator up and running in as short a time as possible. Getting the installer to the desktop To begin, insert the first of the X-Plane installation discs into the DVD-ROM drive. Type the root password when prompted.
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