January 7, 201412 yr Hi guys, I have just installed prepar3d v2 after using FSX for the last couple of years. I am very impressed by the graphics and overall performance is a bit smoother than FSX even with higher settings.problem is, I get really bad stuttering, what I did was wind all the settings down to medium and turned off AA and everything, now I could run it happily at 28+ fps and it was smooth, but every now and then (and its not consistent) Ill get a complete freeze lasting around half a second, or moments where frames jitter very badly then it corrects itself and its happy again. and it really ruins the experience because its happening about 10 times a minute. the fps indicator doesn't show the issue it still reports 28fpsThe install is totally clean there are no addons at all. default scenery and planes.My hardware is AMD AM2+ 4600 quad core @ 3.8ghz, Raedon 7770 GHZ running the SIM big screen and Raedon 6600HD running the system monitor, 8 gb ram, 4tb RAID0, SSD system drive. (Also I only have a 420 watt PSU which relaly needs to be replaced!)Only thing I noticed was the application only seems to use 2 cores of the CPU well the other two were doing nothing. I had 4gig free RAM when I checked the task manager with prepar3d running.Im looking at upgrading the video card and RAM if necessary, but would like to get it running smooth before I do because I think there's a settings issue somewhere
January 8, 201412 yr I know many, including myself, have added AffinityMask=14 in the p3d config file to allow use of all cores. I don't know enough about AMD to say it works there also... Maybe a try is worth checking out...no harm done. Good Luck, Tom I know many, including myself, have added AffinityMask=14 in the p3d config file to allow use of all cores. I don't know enough about AMD to say it works there also... Maybe a try is worth checking out...no harm done. Good Luck, Tom Tom Higginbotham Intel 4820K - OC'd 4.8 ghz / ASUS x79 Deluxe Premium MB, 16 gig Corsair Dominator ram, CorsairRM1000 PSU, Corsair H-105 Liquid, EVGA 770 Classified, 37" Samsung TV/Monitor, Samsung 840 EVO SSD 1TB, WD VRaptor, 1TB
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