July 5, 201411 yr Hi all, I've been trying for at least 12 months now to rid fsx of this big stutter that happens every 30sec's, without going into it in a long drawn out blog I've tried every thing as per the guides to the tee, running FTXG, DX10 FIXER, all the bufferpool settings, clean installs on it's own drive, numerous fsx.cfg set up's and the list goes on without any change what so ever, the only thing I haven't done is autting down process's and service' that are running in the back ground as I'm totally unsure as to what can be shut down, could some one point me in a direction as to where I can find a guide to do this as a last resort to see if that can slove the problem, win7 64bit, thankyou. Cheers Rod.
July 5, 201411 yr I had the same annoying issue. What worked for me was to set the vsync in NI as controlled by the 3D application and turned the vsync on in fsx.cfg under graphics section. Initially I had 1/2 refresh rate enabled with the regular stutters as you mentioned. Dragos I9-13900K/ Gigabyte RTX 4090 Gaming OC/ Aorus Master Z790/ Kingston 64GB@6000Mhz DDR 5/ 2TB nvme 0.2 Samsung 980 PRO/ Deepcool LS720
July 5, 201411 yr Seems to be a system service starting in the background. I used to get stutters a lot - but they just stopped as I disabled services I didnt need. MSI Codex 5 10SC-262UK Desktop PC - Intel Core i7-10700, RTX 2060 Graphics, 16GB RAM, 2TB HDD, 256GB SSD.
July 5, 201411 yr Author Thanks guys, I will try the different vsync option and see how we go but I still think it may be a services running issue but unfortunately I'm really not sure what services to disable as I'mnot really that computer savy when itcomes to doing that, drago could you give me some idea as to where I might start? Thanks again for the input.Cheers Rod. P.S. sorry Drago I meant to point the service's question to 777.
July 5, 201411 yr Thanks guys, I will try the different vsync option and see how we go but I still think it may be a services running issue but unfortunately I'm really not sure what services to disable as I'm not really that computer savy when it comes to doing that, drago could you give me some idea as to where I might start? Thanks again for the input. Cheers Rod. http://www.askvg.com/windows-7-services-that-can-be-safely-set-to-manual/ MSI Codex 5 10SC-262UK Desktop PC - Intel Core i7-10700, RTX 2060 Graphics, 16GB RAM, 2TB HDD, 256GB SSD.
July 5, 201411 yr Do you by any chance have auto-save turned on within FSUIPC? That could cause the stutters everytime it saves... Cheers!
July 5, 201411 yr Most likely a background process. Turn of your anti-virus and see if that stops it - there may be several associated processes, which AV are you using? Also a few anti malware progs have background processes by way of real time monitoring - try turning those off too (e.g. malwarebytes, spybot, adaware, etc. and any system tuneup utilities). Other than that, you need to understand what each background process is doing. Start the task manager and post screenshots of all the tasks running (or list them if you prefer). Most of us here will have seen most of them and will be able to perhaps spot any likely culprits for you. You could of course have a virus (hope not and that's the least likely scenario). IAN Ryzen 5800X3D, Nvidia RTX5080 - 32 Gig DDR4 RAM, 1TB & 2 TB NVME drives - Windows 11 64 bit MSFS 2024 Premium Deluxe Edition Resolution 2560 x 1440 (32 inch curved monitor)
July 5, 201411 yr Administrators Even better than turning off Antivirus protection is to see if it has a setting called "Silent Mode". Your computer will be protected but no scanning, updating, or other service will run while you are using FSX. Charlie AronAVSIM Board of Directors-ADMIN/Moderator-RegistrarJust going to run a Chromebook and not upgrade to a Windows computer. Too many problems with the new Sims! 😱Trying to keep peace and harmony and the will of Landru on the site seems to be a full time job!
July 6, 201411 yr I was suggesting turning off the processes as a diagnostic exercise rather than keeping them all switched off for ever. IAN Ryzen 5800X3D, Nvidia RTX5080 - 32 Gig DDR4 RAM, 1TB & 2 TB NVME drives - Windows 11 64 bit MSFS 2024 Premium Deluxe Edition Resolution 2560 x 1440 (32 inch curved monitor)
July 6, 201411 yr It may be a background process, but I think the 30 secs frequency is significant. I noticed a while back that my CPU utilisation went sky high for 30 secs every minute, even when I was sitting on the tarmac cold and dark. That was eventually diagnosed as FSX refreshing its scenery, which (I'm told) it does at this frequency whatever else is going on. My rig/setup (tuned to Nick N's guide) seems to be able to cope with the extra load without stuttering, but it looks a close run thing. Then again, I don't fly demanding aircraft like NGX or into busy modern airports with lots of AI.
July 6, 201411 yr I had the same problem. I tried numerous re-installs, I tried installing on different drives, I tried different configurations, lefts some scenery uninstalled, did registry tweaks to stop the CPU parking and nothing helped. I could not understand what was causing it as it had run fine for ages with no problem, now I was getting freezes. By chance I did an install and set everything up before I installed Microsoft Security Essentials and everything worked fine. When I installed MSE it started again. I had always had MSE since it came out and had set it not to check my FSX folder or any folder that was associated with it, so it would not scan it, but for some reason it had started causing stutters. I can only assume that something in an update was causing the problem. I tried by turning the realtime protection off but this made no difference. When I uninstalled it completely then no stutters.
July 6, 201411 yr Can you tell me how to set MSE to ignore the FSX folder? My youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/c/Dkentflyer
July 6, 201411 yr Can you tell me how to set MSE to ignore the FSX folder? I have used MSE for years with no problems. But to answer your question: Open MSSE Settings Tab Exclude Files and Folders Browse to your FSX folder Highlight and Add Save changes Any of this just affects scans and not the Real Time Protection.
July 6, 201411 yr If it is that regular, you should be able to see the process in Windows Task Manager. Run FSX and Task Manager side by side in windowed mode with the Task Manager showing Processes, sorted by CPU usage. Bert
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