XPD-10980 Lock re-entrancy with memory pressure warning. XPD-10979 Fix pauses due to Steam DRM check. XPD-10978 Out of order video frame record. XPD-10977 Fix flickering terrain by using double precision culling. XPD-10976 Fix missing pipelines on 2-d generic instrument panels with legacy lighting. XPD-10970 V-sync causing drop in performance on Vulkan. XPD-10954 Updated airport EGLL – London Heathrow. XPD-10925 Video Record Crash – Linux+Nvidia. XPD-10909 Thrustmaster A320 joystick configs. XPD-10805 Crash with deleted DSF in background work. XPD-10601 Turned off pref saving of NMEA since use affects perf. 
XPD-10231 Crash to desktop after closing Oculus app. XPD-10990 Probing terrain might be skewed. XPD-10805 This fixes 3 race conditions in the location task. XPD-10804 Hopefully fixed crashing in paging plan. XPD-10758 Fixed C172 trim wheel manipulator on Vulkan. Work around AMD driver update 20.8.3 crashing with Vulkan. If you want to purchase the simulator, you can do so via the X-Plane website for $59.99. The complete changelog can be seen below. Please, keep in mind, that not all addons need to work proplerly with the new update just yet. Steam version should also be updated automatically. In order to download the update, simply run the launcher and it should offer you the update automatically. For you to imagine, in the latest tests made by Laminar Research, they have noticed an 274% FPS improvement with AMD GPUs and 97% improvement with Nvidia GPUs. 
Nvidia users should also notice an improvement, but not as significant. This update should really improve the performance of the simulator for AMD graphics card users. Vulkan and Metal simply reduce the amount of overhead necessary to talk to the graphics card. Unlike OpenGL though, they were designed with modern hardware in mind. Vulkan and Metal work in a similar manner to provide images on the screen. There were multiple public beta releases beforehand in which you could test the new rendering engine, however, with today’s update, everything should be stable. X-Plane 11.50 features a completely rewritten rendering engine to support modern rendering APIs like Vulkan for Windows and Linux and Metal for Mac. Laminar Research, a company behind X-Plane series, has today came to the X-Plane website to announce the release of a long-awaited and well-wanted update within the flight simulation community featuring Vulkan and Metal rendering engines support.
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