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Trying to choose between these two aircraft for P3D. Price isn't an issue, I can afford to buy either. The key thing for me is performance. My rig is pretty weak by this sub-reddits' standards; FX-8320 @ 3.5Ghz, R9-280x 3GB, Asus M5A97 R2.0 ATX AM3+, 8GB Corsair Vengance RAM. I want to be able to fly the plane without reducing my graphics to potato quality. The links in the sidebar say that the iFly plane is more performance friendly but the PMDG is a superior simulation.
The iFly has 2D panels too, which is obviously much better for performance. What I want to know is what makes it a superior simulation? What's missing from the iFly version that makes it inferior? And is the performance increase noticeable enough to be worth losing the other features? Has anyone had the chance to test both of these sims out who could help out?
Systems are all modeled on both planes. PMDG is more in depth, but IMO you probly wont notice it that much. Sounds and graphics are better on PMDG. Ifly knows how to treat customers unlike PMDG who just tell you to bend over. Lower price, way more bang for the buck, refund period, all on the Ifly. PMDG: $70 just to look at the plane.
2 planes and 2 more for an additional fee. No refunds on digital downloads (unless you beg and plead, but i would not give them the pleasure) IDK if this is true but i heard that the Ifly is capable of flying RF legs on approaches where as the PMDG cant.
If anyone has both and a up to date Nav database id love to hear if that's confirmed or not. IFly 737 NG was the first to implement an Active Sky Next radar. It was first to implement fail-operational autoland autopilot for catIIIb approaches. It also has windows that open in the cockpit for nice days on the tarmac.
It supports multiple types of legs including Arc to Fix which is required in some approaches and arrivals. It also includes full models of the:.
600. 700. 700ER (for transoceanic flights). 800. 900. 900ER. BBJ.
BBJ2. BBJ3 These models can be customized as well. Different panels.
EFIS/ND or PDF/ND. Honeywell or Collins MCP. HUD or NO HUD. Short field performance package or not.
You want winglets or no winglets. Which CFM56-7B engines do you want installed? Classic CRT MFDs or LCD?
Automatic reduced thrust after takeoff? Integrated or standard standby flight displays? Takeoff bump thrust or no?
And it's cheaper. VC is fantastic too.
That is what I know that separates the two. It's panel save function isn't as automatic as PMDGs. As for the rest, I think both share the same functionality. Both have failures. Both have FS2Crew support.
TOPCAT support. PFPX support. Navigraph support. I can't really think of anything systems that separates the two. I think PMDG has lateral route offset and RTA. I know the iFly does. But the PMDG must be better, because.because PMDG.
Flight1, like PMDG, is weird when it comes to P3D and charge more for a P3D version ($25 more in the iFly case). It goes under their Flight1 Aviation Technologies for professional use of their addons, although it can't be used for commercial use? I guess that limits it to academic environments.
For a while, there was a cheap upgrade to the P3D version for FSX owners, but that was for a limited time only. This is why I don't do P3D at the moment.
Ever since that stupid 'no entertainment' EULA came out, developers have been charging more for their addons under the disguise of 'professional use'. But I guess it's still a better deal than the P3D PMDG 737NG. However, with the FSX iFly 737 NG and DX10, the damn thing is lovely and a bargain.
Well, the only reason I would pick the PMDG 737 NG version and spend potentially $34 more (and still have less models) is. Let me think here. The Boeing manuals. But those are in healthy supply online, and you could save that $34 for a completely different addon as well (like FS2Crew or GSX).
And I don't know if the policy applies to the P3D software, but Flight1 has a 30-day refund process for their FSX software. You could inquire about that, and if they do have it, and you don't like the iFly 737NG, then you could be able to get a full refund. I don't think you have that option the other way around unfortunately with PMDG. However, you wouldn't be in the wrong with the PMDG simulation. It looks a little prettier, and probably does have some more advanced code under the hood, although how that translates to your style of flying is quite subjective. Go with either!
Just don't let someone tell you one is clearly better than the other because of said brand name. As with cars, that is not always the case. Honestly, I would rather just go to town on the CaptainSim L-1011, apply my custom panel.cfg which adds dual INS, and then become an expert with the Tristar.
Anyone can fly the 737. The TriStar though. That thing killed me on departure last night. The 747 is totally different in every aspect, let's not mix things up. With that system I would go for the iFly, because their 737 costs less FPS than the PMDG. I have a friend who is second officer at a company flying the 737 classic. It's really similar to the NG in terms of general design.
He's also into flightsimming, and after trying both he said that the iFly VC was better represented in terms of general look (the texturing and modelling may be lower quality, but the shape of the interior and the size of things is way better than the PMDG). You can't go wrong with the PMDG either, but you know in my opinion many people don't take the iFly bird seriously, because they think that 'well, the majority uses the PMDG so that has to be the better one'. Sorry for my rant, and one more thing. Sound doesn't matter, there is an awesome soundpack on avsim which is way better than either the iFly or the PMDG sounds.