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P3D2 CPU and GPU workload!?!?

iamlmc
in The Prepar3d Forum

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Thanks for the inputs.

Best regards, Luís

 

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  • 4 weeks later...

Hi,

 

I don´t understand why autogen stresses the cpu. Lockhead announced on their website, that p3d v2 allows object instancing. So autogen should less affect the cpu performance.

 

Kind regards

It's kind of disappointing the primary core of P3D2 is so much bound to autogen. I found whenever the primary core is maxed at 100%, GPU becomes underloaded. Why the supposedly object instancing doesn't seem to help?

 

I dream that one day LM will be able to split the thread on primary core to at least two cores, and possibly will instantly double FPS on heavy sceneries.

9950X3D / 64GB / RTX5090 / Pimax Crystal Light / Win11

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