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747 v3 Steady VAS increase [Due to nVidia drivers - not 747]

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I have driver 378.49 installed, no problems, knok on wood. :smile:

 

Edit- I am on my fifth flight, have about 30 % remaining VAS

 

Can you give us your FSX setting ? texture_max_load ; lod_radius ; sceneries flown ?

 

For myself, I use the settings in the video above for Nvidia inspector. But I can't land the 747 when arriving southwest to LFPG, probably because of my sceneries (Aerosoft Mega airport Orly X and Taxi2Gate Paris CDG).


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I just bought this and I have all Orbx scenery.  I never have VAS issues but last night after buying and installing it all I did was a short pattern flight around KPSP.  Yes things were extremely smooth with FPS of 60+.  However, I was astonished to just read the above where you did all your beta testing using clean builds and no add-ons. This isn't very real considering most people have a ton of scenery addons.  After a simple pattern flight my VAS was tanked down to something like 400 MB left.  If I had made another pattern I would have OOM'd.  P3D 3.4 without the latest HF.  Win 7 64.

 

I did not say that we *only* tested on vanilla installs during beta - I assumed that was understood, sorry. When we had what looked like a leak in testing, *then* we would move to isolate variables and determine whether it was the airplane or something else. That is the only way this is even possible - if you throw a whole bunch of confounding variables into the equation, you have no idea what's influencing what anymore - this is a basic tenet of science and experimental design.

 

We absolutely tested with full slates of addons in addition - most of my own time was spent with Orbx, FSDT, Flightbeam, AS2016, etc all installed alongside the airplane.


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I was having VAS issues with the 78.49 drivers. I don't own the 747, yet ;) It was happening only at high altitude and the type of aircraft didn't matter. It was happening with the F22.

 

Reverting back to the 76.33 eliminated the problem

 

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The reason why so many people have problems with vas is that:

 

1. They have mess on PC

2. They expect too much from simulator

3. They don't compromise

 

I have tons of various add-ones. Never had OOM (wait, I did. Back in 2010 or 2011 when I pushed fsx to the max with Orbix Australia and Canberra airport landing NGX). Ever since, never. And I use AS2016, Rex, airports, Full Orbix, do not u install sceneries.

 

So, clean up, start from the scratch and expect what is REAL.

 

Now, feel free to release the hate on me, I don't care.

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The reason why so many people have problems with vas is that:

 

1. They have mess on PC

2. They expect too much from simulator

3. They don't compromise

 

I have tons of various add-ones. Never had OOM (wait, I did. Back in 2010 or 2011 when I pushed fsx to the max with Orbix Australia and Canberra airport landing NGX). Ever since, never. And I use AS2016, Rex, airports, Full Orbix, do not u install sceneries.

 

So, clean up, start from the scratch and expect what is REAL.

 

Now, feel free to release the hate on me, I don't care.

Really? And all this time I thought is was to do with trying to fit multiple multi-gigabyte systems into a four gigabyte address space, using a single threaded framework based on a 16 year old code base that was released ten years ago, but since you dont have any problems, you dont have any reason to care.   

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Well. Paul, your "observation" falls under points 2 & 3.

 

But hey, at least you seem to have nice and tidy operating system.

 

I forgot something in my statement. I use UT2 for traffic - replaced all models with custom p3d native. I use 4096 textures however I limit that to 1024 for clouds with exception of HD to cirrus. Still, no oom, I don't even track it. Performance? Min 15fps "sometime", usually I'm solid 20-30 with locked at 30. CPU? Nothing special: 4790k @ 4.0, + Nvidia 970.

 

But again, I do compromise.


Tom Link

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Well. Paul, your "observation" falls under points 2 & 3.

 

But hey, at least you seem to have nice and tidy operating system.

 

I forgot something in my statement. I use UT2 for traffic - replaced all models with custom p3d native. I use 4096 textures however I limit that to 1024 for clouds with exception of HD to cirrus. Still, no oom, I don't even track it. Performance? Min 15fps "sometime", usually I'm solid 20-30 with locked at 30. CPU? Nothing special: 4790k @ 4.0, + Nvidia 970.

 

But again, I do compromise.

You think expecting a simulator to be able to simulate is expecting too much of it? You are using add-ons for the weather, weather depiction, scenery, airports, traffic and no doubt aircraft. Which bit of the simulator itself are you still using?

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P3D v3.4

 

Again, your post confirms: you are expecting too much.


Tom Link

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Guys, this driver-related memory leak...

Is it affecting FSX users too? Most reports seem to come from P3D users...

 

(All right, gotta admit: this is just me being lazy and not wanting to revert to older drivers... :P )

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Gentlemen,

 

Now that i have a concrete report to come back on with MY issue since this was MY thread that I started, everyone can step down off their high horse lol...

 

Coming out of KDEN (Flightbeam) going to KSDF (Blueprint) in N581UP i am at cruise and i havent gone above 69% 2800MB...currently holding at 68% 2770MB

 

What was my fix?... a legacy install of the previous Nvidia Driver 376.33!!!

 

 

Hey,

 

Just want to confirm this and say thanks.

 

I'm currently doing my first "full trip" with the new 747; EGLL-KSFO. I realised that I had almost no VAS left after reaching cruise. I haven't used P3D in months so maybe something is broken, I thought.. I saved and reloaded the flight. I had about 1.8GB free (FSUIPC) upon reloading. Flew for about 20 minutes (cruise only, no airports to load in) and returned to find I had 0.6GB left. This didn't make sense!

 

I found your post, downgraded my NVIDIA drivers to the same version you suggested, reloaded my flight, and now it seems to be fluctuating between 1.6-1.7GB VAS available, after over 45 minutes in cruise :)

 

Thank you very much! Weird glitch, but the workaround is quite simple.

 

Phil H

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I also rolled back to 376.33 and the OOM issue is gone. 

 

Ditto


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New Nvidia drivers out 378.66.  Has anyone tested them with the 747 V3 for VAS issues?

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Ive been having VVAS issues with 378.49, downgraded to 376.33, OOM gone but DXGI Error! 

The newest 378.66 still has a memory leak for me. Help!

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