January 7, 20179 yr Quickly want to share an experience I have made yesterday: I have been using a 4K TV screening from Samsung for a while, and since P3D is kind of a game, I used the "Game Mode" in the Samsung setting. Just out of curiosity, I tried another mode yesterday (cinema) and voila - P3D runs MUCH smoother (in 30Hz), which can easily be confirmed when using a camera tool like ChasePlane. So I would recommend that the Game Mode is NOT used for P3D. But maybe I am the only silly guy here who used that mode ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i7 7700 OVC to 4.8 Ghz, Win 10 16 GB RAM (3 Ghz), P3D V3.4, Nvidia GTX 1070, 4K monitor resolution@30Hz on 55'' TV, PFC hardware
January 7, 20179 yr "Game Mode" means no picture improvements, filter etc... normally optimal setting for games/consoles. Regards Nils
January 7, 20179 yr That's because it's Not A Game! Disclaimer: [email protected] on Asus Maximus X Formula, G.Skill TridentZ RGB 4x8GB 4266/17 XMP, EVGA 2080 ti Kingpin (8400/2160Mhz), Samsung 960 EVO 250GB PCIe M.2 NVMe SSD , 28TB HDD total - 4TB+ photoscenery, Romex Software PrimoCache RAM and SSD cache (must have!), 3x1080p 30" monitors, Samsung Odyssey VR HMD, Pimax 4k & BE HMDs, Samsung Gear VR '17, Homdio v1, Cardboard, custom loop 2x 360x64ML Rads, Thermaltake View 71, VRM watercool, Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut CPU (naked die), Fujipoly / ModRight Ultra Extreme System Builder Thermal Pad on MB VRM. 8x Corsair ML120 (slight positive pressure). 🙂
January 7, 20179 yr Hi, i am running a 40 inch 4K Samsung television in game mode , at 30 Hz for a year now with absolutely no problems , no lag at all, no stuttering , absolutely fluid . But thanks for sharing , maybe there are people who are having these problems and who benefit with this . Settings were made as in this link : https://hardforum.com/threads/2015-samsung-4k-tv-as-a-monitor-set-up-guide.1869675/ Best regards , Gérard van Veldhoven
January 7, 20179 yr Game mode turns off the tv processing etc to improve lag time and make the tv more like a giant monitor. To tell others not to use this is wrong information! Pete Richards I've owned every version of flight simulator since Flight Simulator 3.0 in 1988. Windows 11 Pro loaded on a 4TB Gen5 Crucial T700 SSD, 4TB Samsung 990 Pro SSD, Ryzen 9 7950x3d, AS Rock X670e Taichi Motherboard, Gigabyte Gaming RTX 4090 OC 24GB, 64GB (2x32GB) Viper Venom DDR5-6000MT/s, MSI 32" MAG 321UPX QD-OLED 260hz 4K Gaming Monitor.
January 7, 20179 yr Author Game mode turns off the tv processing etc to improve lag time and make the tv more like a giant monitor. To tell others not to use this is wrong information! Ok, maybe my headline was too harsh...I apologize :wink: At least on the TV model I am using, Game mode performs much worse than normal mode. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i7 7700 OVC to 4.8 Ghz, Win 10 16 GB RAM (3 Ghz), P3D V3.4, Nvidia GTX 1070, 4K monitor resolution@30Hz on 55'' TV, PFC hardware
January 7, 20179 yr All things that entertain and teach are called: game. Because playing is the only way to learn. A scientist plays with his different tests. A person plays with their feelings. A pilot plays with his plane to transport people. I write this because from time to time there are people who try to convince us otherwise. Prepar3d is a wonderful GAME and we all are playing it. thansk, and sorry allergiecheck for my intrusión. (i was Reading your post but There were some "No-game" people who interrupted the subject) hehehe holds for all and a Little more humor!
January 7, 20179 yr At least on the TV model I am using, Game mode performs much worse than normal mode.+1 Thomas More options to tune screen. 30hz, no lag or stutters. Maurice J I9 12900k \ EVGA 3080ti \ G-Skill 32GB \ Samsung 4K TV
January 7, 20179 yr Hi Thomas. Two things I found interesting when switching from "Game Mode" to "Cinema" or "Sport" mode. First I was able to turn OFF the Super Resolution setting which greatly improved the anti-aliasing. With this setting enabled I was experiencing unacceptable levels of aliasing...shimmers etc. Second and most important was turning ON the de-judder function to it's MAX setting. Now when I pan the cameras I don't get the horrible edge-stutter-lag, (not to be confused with long frames). Smooth panning with improved lighting. Great topic and thank you! Greg i7 6700K @ 4.7GHz | Asus Maximus VIII Formula MB | 16GB Corsair DDR4 3200MHz CL15 | Samsung 950 Pro M.2 512GB | Corsair H115i AIO cooler | Corsair HX1000i PSU | Asus Strix GTX 1080 | 49" LG 4K | Crucial 500 gig SSD dedicated to P3D | Seagate 1T Hybrid for storage | 1 19" + 2 25" monitors for gauges and to monitor performance |
January 7, 20179 yr Author Now when I pan the cameras I don't get the horrible edge-stutter-lag, (not to be confused with long frames). Smooth panning with improved lighting. You are welcome Greg! I guess the game mode is more suitable when flying at 60Hz refresh rate. Thomas Hi, i am running a 40 inch 4K Samsung television in game mode , at 30 Hz for a year now with absolutely no problems , no lag at all, no stuttering , absolutely fluid . But thanks for sharing , maybe there are people who are having these problems and who benefit with this . Settings were made as in this link : https://hardforum.com/threads/2015-samsung-4k-tv-as-a-monitor-set-up-guide.1869675/ Thanks for the link, very interesting information there! I tried again Game mode with the settings described there, but with 30 Hz refresh rate this mode seems to be less suitable for P3D then normal PC mode, at least for me. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i7 7700 OVC to 4.8 Ghz, Win 10 16 GB RAM (3 Ghz), P3D V3.4, Nvidia GTX 1070, 4K monitor resolution@30Hz on 55'' TV, PFC hardware
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