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I purchased X-Plane 11 a week or so ago. Since then I have been trying to use it.

My computer is a DELL OptiPlex 9010 with an Intel HD Graphics 4000 card.

When I try to start a flight, after a few minutes trying to load everything it comes up with an error, see attached screen capture.

I have also attached the log file with all the error messages in it.

I tried reinstalling it at least 4 times so far, I have also updated the graphics driver and at this time I am sure it is the most recent. I still could not get it to work.

Please let me know how to fix this issue.

Thanks,

Claude Pio

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answered by (19 points)

0:02:44.505 E/SYS: +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

0:02:44.505 E/SYS: | There was a problem processing a GLSL pixel shader.

0:02:44.505 E/SYS: | You may need to rerun the installer or update your graphics drivers.

0:02:44.505 E/SYS: | Resources/shaders/deferred_vert.glsl

0:02:44.505 E/SYS: | Resources/shaders/deferred_frag.glsl

0:02:44.505 E/SYS: | (OGL_shader.cpp:1059)

0:02:44.505 E/SYS: +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

You may have a problem with your graphics driver. Re-install your graphics driver and try again. make sure its OGL compatible. Also, Intel IGPU is not really a good graphics processor as it's included in the CPU chip and it's not very powerful. It might be a good idea to buy a low end/midrange video card.
If not check .....\X-Plane\Resources\shaders\deferred_vert.glsl and deferred_frag.glsl. Make sure they are completely removed when you uninstall it.
The "attached screenshot" is not available! Make sure you've actually posted it :)
Good luck solving your problem!
commented by (12 points)

Thanks you for the quick response.

Will the following graphics card be sufficient?

ASUS GeForce GTX 1060 DUAL-GTX1060-O6G 6GB 192-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 HDCP Ready Video Card

Cheers,
Claude

commented by (685 points)

The GTX 1060 6GB will be adequate for running X-Plane 11 in medium-high rendering settings.  For reference, Laminar Research specifies the GTX 1070 or better as recommended requirements.

I used to have a 1060 6GB card as well.  It was underpowered for operating more complex aircraft at high settings, so I upgraded to a RTX 2070 recently.  If you are a serious simmer, you should probably consider a higher performance option.

commented by (19 points)
GTX 1060 should be a good graphics card for what you seem to have, i7-3770?

Any further, you may encounter CPU bottlenecks, so I think 1060 6GB is a great sweet spot.

Good luck!
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