Hi,I run an AMD Phenom X4 9750 2.6ghzATI Radeon 4650 HD 1 GB GDDR2 Mem.A Biostar A785GE MoboWindows 7 Ultimate1.75GB usable RAMand i get these Annoying Microstutters when i pan around my aircraft.It isn't Microstutters when i Pan my view towards a large area of water and my FPS drop from 100 to somewhere around 20 and its just unplayable for me.Is there anyone with a solution for this?Thanks

Hi,I run an AMD Phenom X4 9750 2.6ghzATI Radeon 4650 HD 1 GB GDDR2 Mem.A Biostar A785GE MoboWindows 7 Ultimateand i get these Annoying Microstutters when i pan around my aircraft.It isn't Microstutters when i Pan my view towards a large area of water and my FPS drop from 100 to somewhere around 20 and its just unplayable for me.Is there anyone with a solution for this?Thanks

If your question is: "How do I set up my system to get the best possible performance in FSX",there is a wealth of advice in this forum, starting with the NickN tuning guide (search for it).In general, if your system cannot handle what you are asking it to do and you have it well tunedalready, there are two ways out:- Ask it to do less (dial back the FSX settings)- Upgrade your system (faster processor and/or GPU)

If your question is: "How do I set up my system to get the best possible performance in FSX",there is a wealth of advice in this forum, starting with the NickN tuning guide (search for it).In general, if your system cannot handle what you are asking it to do and you have it well tunedalready, there are two ways out:- Ask it to do less (dial back the FSX settings)- Upgrade your system (faster processor and/or GPU)

Actually i think my system is just right for the FPS but when you PAN The Camera, there are little skips.i average about 45 fps in dense areas and its only when i pan towards a view of the ocean, there are these huge gaps when i pan the camera.

Actually i think my system is just right for the FPS but when you PAN The Camera, there are little skips.i average about 45 fps in dense areas and its only when i pan towards a view of the ocean, there are these huge gaps when i pan the camera.

When you pan, you force FSX to load scenery.. that takes system resources.

When you pan, you force FSX to load scenery.. that takes system resources.

I see...I turned down my water settings and my fps jumpedno more stutters heh

I find locking my frames at 35 gets rid of any stutters, setting mine to unlimited is what creates them.

I find locking my frames at 35 gets rid of any stutters, setting mine to unlimited is what creates them.

That's what helps the machine I'm running right now. On my old box, "P4", I had the best results using "unlimited" frame rate. But not so on the new one I'm using now. If I use "unlimited" on this box, I get stutters.And they seem the worst when I'm on the ground taxiing. IE: I'd turn onto the runway,and get the chops.. Also the microstutters when flying. But when I rolled the frame rate back way back, it really smoothed things up quite a bit.I don't think FSX likes unlimited on these new more powerful machines that are coming out.

Set frames to unlimited in FSX and use FPS Limiter. Best of both worlds.Cheers,Noel.

I tried FPS limiter with mixed results. It works as far as curing the frame ratedives, but when I use it, I seem to get more file load stutters. And the file loadstutters are worse than the micro stutters.. It doesn't happen very often, but seemsto happen more than when I don't use it. I seem to get the smoothest flights just using the built in FSX limiter alone.And I usually set mine to about 20 or 25. Yea, that's kind of low, but I'm onlyrunning a "medium" machine, and still using the built in ATI 4200 graphics until I get another video card. I'm hoping once I get a better video card I can bump up the minimum setting.And it's a possibility that FPS limiter would work better on my box once I getanother video card. In case anyone is wondering what I'm using, it's a AMD Phenom x2 555 clockedat 3.8 ghz at the moment. Only two cores.. I tried the other two cores and bothwere glitchy, so no cheap four cores for me.. :( Some are able to use the extracores.. Mine were bad though.. But I've been able to clock near 4 ghz with a stockfan. I run at 3.8 to give it a bit of a cooling overhead.It runs fairly well for an on board graphics card, but I'll be curious to see how itdoes with a good video card.