Hello All,

 

while searching I have found a post on this forum related to issues with DX10 and using RadeionPro

the post was rather old so I decided to ask the question before making any changes.

 

I hope that DX10 stands for DirectX and my PC has Direct X 11

I use an Asus Radeon HD 7970, are there any guides I can follow to try and remove

all the flickering I get on my screen?

 

Many Thanks

Nic

 

PC Config:

Windows 7 Home Professional (x64) Service Pack 1, Asus P8Z77-V, Intel Core I7 3770K 3.50 Ghz, 16 GB, PC3-memory, Asus Radeon HD 7970, Samsung 840 Pro Series 256 GB, S-ATA III.

Check out the DX10 Fixer How to Guide here: http://www.nzfsim.org/index.php?dsp=downloads&f_sort=fixer

 

HTH

 

Greg

Check out the DX10 Fixer How to Guide here: http://www.nzfsim.org/index.php?dsp=downloads&f_sort=fixer

 

HTH

 

Greg

Thanks, I will, but does this also apply to Direct X 11?

FSX supports DX9 and DX10 depending on whether the "DX10 preview" option is selected or not inside fsx.

 

Your computer supports DX11 but also DX10 and DX9

 

If as I suspect you are running FSX in DX9 mode then you need to read the avsim setup guide.   If you want to run in DX10  you should read the DX10 guide references above.  Both will tell you how to set up anti aliasing.

 

You cannot run FSX in DX11 as it wasn't coded to support it, but that's not a problem because your computer supports DX9 and DX10 - ok?

Hello,

 

I have followed the guide at : http://www.avsim.com/topic/404430-optimal-settings-for-ati-users-with-fsx-great-results/

 

and I must admit, it did a world of good, I know there is also the other guide from the same author about RadeonPro and DX10 fixer,

however since I do not intend yet to use DX10 I decided to follow the guide above.

 

At this stage I would say I have two problems left

1- I finally see on the taxi way the yellow lines as they should be, but the white lines are still not solid but are flickering especially if a little distant

2 - Every so often I see flashes in the graphic, if I ws in bad weather I would thing is a tunder, but it happens at clear skyes

 

Any suggestions of what I can change in addition to reduce this?

 

Many Thanks

Nic

I am sorry I have nothing useful to add, especially as it's dx9 which I don't use. I think some minor flickering in the distance is par for the course. The flashes sound more serious but ai really have no useful suggestions, if you are over clocking your card you could turn it off. And retest.