Neither pic is adequate to demonstrate blurring, Yildrim. It is not apparent in night shots, nor in a top-down pic. Blurring happens when looking out of the cockpit/flight deck window, toward the ground, in the area around and under the aircraft.: the houses and buildings will appear normal, but the streets and general ground area will become a mauve/purple-ish looking "mud", with no definition at all.

 

pj

Neither pic is adequate to demonstrate blurring, Yildrim. It is not apparent in night shots, nor in a top-down pic. Blurring happens when looking out of the cockpit/flight deck window, toward the ground, in the area around and under the aircraft.: the houses and buildings will appear normal, but the streets and general ground area will become a mauve/purple-ish looking "mud", with no definition at all.

 

pj

Yes, you are right. Airport terminals, city buildings seems ok but how to solve this "mud" streets and ground. Do you have any idea?

Put your FIBER_FRAME_TIME_FRACTION up to 0.15 instead of 0.11, might help with the blurries. As far as I realized on my system, FFTF values that low together with unlimited frame rates in the FSX.cfg always results in blurries quiet fast. So I would go for this:

 

[Display]

UPPER_FRAMERATE_LIMIT=32

 

and

 

[Main]

FIBER_FRAME_TIME_FRACTION=0.15

 

together with the recommendations from Paul regarding nVidia Inspector etc.

 

And, regarding your resolution, you should also enable this:

 

[Display]

WideViewAspect=True

 

Besides that, I do simply not get why you continuously ignore the fact that those four entries you STILL have in your FSX.cfg:

 

AIRPORT_SCENERY_DENSITY=3

FreewayDensity=69

LeisureBoatsDensity=67

ShipsAndFerriesDensity=69

 

completely ruins your performance. Check again Paul's recommendations regarding those entries and CHANGE them now. We can't help you getting rid of your blurries if you constantly ignore half of the posts...