P3D Stutter when touchdown

[hugopiugo 1]

Hi,

 

So I've been flying very well. The FPS are ok, everything is ok, except for this.

Basically everytime I touchdown there's a stutter, a freeze of less than 1 second, but it takes out the adrenaline of landing.

I believe this is a problem of sound and processing the sound files. The recalls of the cockpit when landing, 'Fifty, Fourty, Thirty' also makes it lag a little. I tried and hit 'Q' to take the sound off the game, and when I hit 'Q' again to turn it on, there's a huge lag. 

So I believe there's a problem processing the sounds. 

Has anyone ever had this problem? I've googled it but can't find any solutions.

 

I have a MSI laptop, GE62-6QE

Intel® Core i5-6300HQ CPU @ 2.30GHz

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 965M, 2048 MB

Windows 10 (HDD)

8GB RAM

 

What I tried already:

Pause the Antivirus (which is Kaspersky)

Set priority on Prepar3d.exe to High

 

Any of these made any difference.

[ZKOKQ 984]

 

 

Basically everytime I touchdown there's a stutter, a freeze of less than 1 second

I fixed my touchdown stutter by going into the effects folder and renaming  fx_skidmark.fx to fx_skidmark.OFF. No more stutter on landing. Hangover from FSX.

[Cargostorm 151]

I fixed my touchdown stutter by going into the effects folder and renaming fx_skidmark.fx to fx_skidmark.OFF. No more stutter on landing. Hangover from FSX.

Same answer. This is what I did too. Never have stutters.

[hugopiugo 1]

Well, I've tried some times with the NGX and it doesn't seem to be as intense as before. The tests have been running well.

Although when the cockpit voice recalls "1 Thousand" there's still a little lag when those sounds appear.

And I've tried with a Piper, when I touched down, there was a HUGE lag... So I think It may have helped, but it didn't solve.

[VTCH 1]

Wow, that really worked. Even in Prepar3Dv4.2 :D Now i can land enjoyable !

[quint 0]

Can you also delete it?

 

[jimcarrel 688]

On 8/29/2018 at 2:03 PM, quint said:

Can you also delete it?

 

Move the file out of the directory and then you will find out if you can delete it, but more than likely, if one can rename it and nothing complains about it, then most likely you can delete. However, what if you wake up some day and find out you really need it for some new fangled plane that won't run without the default screech sound..... yes that too is probably unlikely.