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Windows 10 1709 = 50% loss of FPS in P3Dv4.1 ?

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Hi simmers,

Last night I updated to Windows 10 Fall Creator Update 1709 (from an up-to-date 1703) and ever since my FPS in P3Dv4.1 are 50% lower than what they were on Windows 1703.

I tried to solve the issue by removing the current Nvidia drivers (385.28) using DDU in safe mode, and installing the latest available version (388.13) but the result is the same. I even tried a fresh re-install of drivers 385.28 and still no improvement. Doing a google search reveals a few posts outside the Avsim forums talking about that problem with other games, but none that offers any real solution (apart from suggesting to update the video drivers).

Are any of you facing the same issue ?


 

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You can go to settings in W10 and updates and rollback to before the last update was installed.


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Vineguy, that is an option I am considering, but I would prefer to try and correct the problem on 1709 if I can. If nothing can be done, I will rollback to Windows 10 1703. Being on the Home version, 1709 might be forced back on me later down the road :-(

 


 

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40 minutes ago, NBouc said:

Are any of you facing the same issue ?

I'm not having any problems with 4.1 since I upgraded to 1709 earlier in the week.  But there is always the possibility that I am doing something wrong. :smile:

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1 hour ago, NBouc said:

Hi simmers,

Last night I updated to Windows 10 Fall Creator Update 1709 (from an up-to-date 1703) and ever since my FPS in P3Dv4.1 are 50% lower than what they were on Windows 1703.

I tried to solve the issue by removing the current Nvidia drivers (385.28) using DDU in safe mode, and installing the latest available version (388.13) but the result is the same. I even tried a fresh re-install of drivers 385.28 and still no improvement. Doing a google search reveals a few posts outside the Avsim forums talking about that problem with other games, but none that offers any real solution (apart from suggesting to update the video drivers).

Are any of you facing the same issue ?

Well, I do not use Nvidia, but some forum friends use it, I was reading about problems with new Windows and found this, You will find in the eighth message a possible solution:
http://www.voovirtual.com/t43672p25-importante-nao-atualizem-seu-windows-10#336713

The problem does not reach all, my hardaware is AMD and I do not have the problem.

João Alfredo

 

 


 


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be sure that "game mode" is not activated, on my pc the game mode makes P3D4 unplayable.

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4 minutes ago, rampa said:

be sure that "game mode" is not activated, on my pc the game mode makes P3D4 unplayable.

That's what I was going to say - or the XBox app DVR.


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13 minutes ago, Gridley said:

That's what I was going to say - or the XBox app DVR.

Thanks guys but it's all OFF (Game Bar OFF, Game DVR Recording OFF, Game Mode not activated, TruePlay OFF)

 

@João Alfredo: The spanish forum you referenced seems to deal with the problem with 32-bit FSX and P3D, which is different than what I am having. I don't have the option to select a rendering device in my Nvidia CP, my GTX1070 is automatically used. Thank you anyway.


 

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Frustrated by the low FPS issue in P3D4 on Windows 10 1709 (16299.64) and not having any clue as to why, I decided to fallback to Windows 10 1703 (15063.674) and everything is back to normal.

 

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Normand

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Always delete your shaders if either Windows 10 or nVidia drivers are updated. Also, make a backup of your prepar3d.cfg (or simply of your added lines) and delete the prepar3d.cfg after such big W10 updates.


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It's threads like this that are making consider retaining Win 7 even after my next hardware upgrade.

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1 hour ago, brucewtb said:

It's threads like this that are making consider retaining Win 7 even after my next hardware upgrade.

Bruceb

I hope you're aware that the most recent hardware (CPU, Chipsets) won't have even W7 drivers.

The main problem is more that people have to understand that there is one important step to have an hasslefree Flightsim-System: to have an clean OS installation which is solely installed for simming and the needed Addons. On this installation you can leave out OS updates, antivirus and all other small things that can massively disturb the performance.

An more or less easy task, for a multiboot system where you can still have an All-Day-OS installation for all the other stuff you just need a second Harddisk and an OS key.


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For anyone having this issue, you can try right-clicking on the P3D icon, Properties>Compatibility, "Disable full-screen optimizations". It has helped folks that were having problems with the latest Windows updates.

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18 minutes ago, jacf182 said:

For anyone having this issue, you can try right-clicking on the P3D icon, Properties>Compatibility, "Disable full-screen optimizations". It has helped folks that were having problems with the latest Windows updates.

I am interested to heard how many guys have applied this and if it helped.

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18 hours ago, JoeFackel said:

I hope you're aware that the most recent hardware (CPU, Chipsets) won't have even W7 drivers.

Yes I am aware that my hardware upgrade options are limited if I stay with win7 its just that I have none of the hassles canvassed in this thread and I would be very reluctant to embark on a path where they will become my lot.

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