How did I find using X Plane 11 MacBook Pro 2020?

This meant absolutely nothing to me so instead, before paying for the full version, I read on various online forums and checked YouTube to make sure that X Plane 11 would work with the MacBook Pro (2020) with the M1 processor that I have. Video Card: a DirectX 12-capable video card from NVIDIA, AMD or Intel with at least 4 GB VRAM (GeForce GTX 1070 or better or similar from AMD).CPU: Intel Core i5 6600K at 3.5 ghz or faster.Lifted straight from X Plane site: Recommended Hardware Requirements: What are the X Plane 11 system requirements? ZIBO 737 Mod With Real 737 Pilot (This Is Really Amazing).With the demo version of X plane 11 for Mac working well, I bit the bullet and paid for the full version of X Plane 11 on MacBook Pro (2020) M1 processor. If you have multiple screens, non-bluetooth keyboard and mouse etc, then you may want to get a USB dock to plug in the various accessories you have. With the MacBook only having USB C ports, I had to get a USB to USB C adaptor to allow the joystick to work. For the joystick, I recycled what I already had ( Logitech Extreme 3D Pro Precision Joystick Black) I tried the X plane 11 demo flight sim version – Cessna 172 circuit and managed to complete one without crashing! The graphics and scenery were smooth, and I did not have any performance issues. I just wish Apple would give and allow the necessary permission straight away to 3rd party software. I’m still getting used to manually moving each now program I install that is not from the app store manually into the applications folder. Coming from windows to Apple Mac, the installation is ok enough, but is clunky.

When I was younger, I used to play Microsoft Flight Simulator (a lot!) – starting with FS95, FS98, FSX etc.! My first step was to download X Plane 11 demo (that is free).

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