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Bufferpools=0 and hyper threading=On

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Hi,

 

Never been able to get Bufferpools=0 working on my friends computer until tonight.

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His setup

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I7- 980 @ 3.4GHz, 8 Gig Ram, 2-GTX 480 video boards (running three monitors surround / 5760x1200)

 

He is running numerous (airports,aircraft,weather) addons. Up until tonight, I have never been able to get his system to work with the Bufferpools=0 tweak. His computer would always crash as soon as he started his descent into the arrival airport, as soon as the arrival airport loaded into memory, his system would freeze/crash.

 

Well tonight I decided to try and use Hyper Threading, so far that has enabled him to take advantage of the B/P=0 tweak, without P3D crashing/Freezing.

 

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Test Flight

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Aircraft: PMDG 737NGX

Departure Airport: KJFK (FSDT)

Arrival Airport: KPHX (FlightBeam)

AS2012 (via Network)

FTGACARS (via Network)

 

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P3D Entries

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[bufferPools]

Usepools=0

 

[JobScheduler]

AffinityMask=1364

 

[Main]

Fiber_Frame_Time_Fraction=0.15

 

So far, so good. He is seeing better performance with the B/P=0 tweak with no crashes so far...

 

Just thought I'd share, maybe someone out there is in the same boat as my friend and may be able to use the tweak.


Former Beta Tester - (for a few companies) - As well as provide Regional Voice Set Recordings

       Four-Intel I9/10900K | One-AMD-7950X3D | Three-Asus TUF 4090s | One-3090 | One-1080TI | Five-64GB DDR5 RAM 6000mhz | Five-Cosair 1300 P/S | Five-Pro900 2TB NVME        One-Eugenius ECS2512 / 2.5 GHz Switch | Five-Ice Giant Elite CPU Coolers | Three-75" 4K UHDTVs | One-24" 1080P Monitor | One-19" 1080P Monitor | One-Boeing 737NG Flight Deck

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Not bad but suggest you may like to take another look at the AffinityMask setting. This thread at LM is quite informative. Mine is set to 84.

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Hi,

 

Core

0 1 (1st. physical core)

1 2 (1st. logical core)

 

2 4 (2nd. physical core)

3 8 (2nd. logical core)

 

4 16 (3rd. physical core)

5 32 (3rd. logical core)

 

6 64 (4rd. physical core)

7 128 (4th. logical core)

 

8 256 (5th. physical core)

9 512 (5th. logical core)

 

10 1024 (6th. physical core)

11 2048 (6th. logical core)

 

So: 4 + 16 + 64 + 256 + 1024 = 1364 (the last 5 physical cores of a hex core with HT enabled)

 

 

Not bad but suggest you may like to take another look at the AffinityMask setting. This thread at LM is quite informative. Mine is set to 84.


Former Beta Tester - (for a few companies) - As well as provide Regional Voice Set Recordings

       Four-Intel I9/10900K | One-AMD-7950X3D | Three-Asus TUF 4090s | One-3090 | One-1080TI | Five-64GB DDR5 RAM 6000mhz | Five-Cosair 1300 P/S | Five-Pro900 2TB NVME        One-Eugenius ECS2512 / 2.5 GHz Switch | Five-Ice Giant Elite CPU Coolers | Three-75" 4K UHDTVs | One-24" 1080P Monitor | One-19" 1080P Monitor | One-Boeing 737NG Flight Deck

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Computers are weird animals! I used to run my i7 920 o/c to 4.2 with HT turned off. After a fatal FSX crash, I then started using P3D. Now I'm running P3D at 3.8 with HT turned ON and with no use of the Jobscheduler tweak, and it's smooth!

 

Can't explain it, but it's working lol.

 

Pete

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