Hooray I have exactly the same problem as the OP. Convinced its an Orbx problem and have installed FTX Central and all scenery a few times now.

Glad to know it can be fixed and will report if the solution works for me.

I am using a tweaked PTA Thopat 2.2 so, but I wonder if PTA 2.62 needs tweaking to keep tesselation on for the fully compatible presets and it's something LM has changed that the devs at PTA haven't spotted? Does Matt know of this thread?

It is not a settings issue for the blurries as it appears the scenery loads around the aircraft for about 100 miles and it slowly degrades as new scenery is loaded in, until the ground is just huge blotches of colour with no outlines, distinguishing marks or anything that makes it look like ground.

it would help info Snake posted pictures of the problem in daytime rather than night.

Glad it's not just me and I'll report my success or failure

Tesselation in PTA ??

Not sure? Don't know enough about it to know if this solves it and I've not tested my system.

i have found a much bigger thread about the exact problem I have too along with many others

 

after i buy orbx i delete cfg p3d file and i restore it, i fix my blurry texture and delete autogen like this i put 30 frame locked and all other setting to max at moment i dont need to edit the cfg file 

 

i try also to put frame limit to 60 or unlimited and i not noticed particular changed but whit all grapichs setting to max (and i have rtx2080ti and other specs in my signature) i can get between 20/70 frame/sec but onestly when i fly i preferto see all texture and autogen perfectly and the simulator doesnt stuck the image after 3/4 sec all its good for me the big change was to let the game restore the cfg file 

 

i will see after more flys if i have to trick the cfg but for the moment i leave original,i noticed my gpu is not under stress but the cpu something more before 

Edited January 18, 20197 yr by Eugenio Lo Cicero

See the recent posts here about turning Hyper-Threading off.  I had some blurries with MSE scenery and disabled Hyper-Threading and my blurries are gone.  For you to have any blurries with a system like yours means something is seriously wrong and I believe it is the fact HT is on (the default setting for most MB's).

 

Please if possible give me some advise how to disable HT because have no clue how and where to do it.

i7 6700k 4.2 Ghz

thank you

You need to go into your BIOS and look for CPU and then disable HT.  It is enabled by default.  It was nice several years ago but with your CPU you don't need it and I think you will be delighted with the clarity of your scenery textures.  If you tell me what kind of MB you have (ASUS?) I might be able to tell you exactly where to go in your BIOS.  For me it eliminated the blurries I was getting even with my current i7 8086K system oc'd to 5GHz.

32 minutes ago, Jim Young said:

You need to go into your BIOS and look for CPU and then disable HT.  It is enabled by default.  It was nice several years ago but with your CPU you don't need it and I think you will be delighted with the clarity of your scenery textures.  If you tell me what kind of MB you have (ASUS?) I might be able to tell you exactly where to go in your BIOS.  For me it eliminated the blurries I was getting even with my current i7 8086K system oc'd to 5GHz.

Agree. Also reduced my CPU operating temperature considerably.

26 minutes ago, Peter Webber said:

Agree. Also reduced my CPU operating temperature considerably.

Of course, since you switched off half of the CPU.  So you are now running on 4 cores only ? Money wasted on buying an i7.

23 minutes ago, willy647 said:

Of course, since you switched off half of the CPU.  So you are now running on 4 cores only ? Money wasted on buying an i7.

I considered that, but P3D seems to run fine with HT off. Maybe other applications would make use of it, but since I only use my PC for flight simulation I prefer to run with it off.

3 hours ago, willy647 said:

Of course, since you switched off half of the CPU.  So you are now running on 4 cores only ? Money wasted on buying an i7.

No reason not to waste money on an i7 w/o hyperthreading, Intel is getting ready to do it themselves - https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/07/leaked-benchmarks-show-intel-is-dropping-hyperthreading-from-i7-chips/

Thank you very much. I turned HT off now but I didn see any change. Still see some blurries 

What is your zoom level? 

Turning off HT simply ensures the second P3D task has a core to itself, which gives the first task, and the second task a whole core each. So with HT on and no Affinity mask to stop that, the possible performance in the main task (render) is reduced by up to 20-30%.

HT enabled can only allow perhaps 6-10% throughput of the background tasks which alleviates blurriness and increases loading speed.

But with a bad HT config (no AM for P3D) we'll lose 20% sharing the first core to two main tasks - pretty simple really. It's better to turn off HT if the system can't be configured correctly or if HT is mis-understood as it is so badly.

What we have to do is turn off all the trimmings, turn back all the settings, don't load any add-on planes or scenery, bring the sim to stock. Then look at the performance - is it OK now? Might not be, could be a problem in hardware or GPU possibly. So if it's all working sweetly now we stripped it back, we know the hardware is OK and can move on. Taking small steps, load one thing at a time and run it up. The sooner the sim is brought under control the sooner the problem setting or add-on can be located. A bad scenery install can cause long delays loading textures, there's a lot of things can slow down the process of loading textures - set them all small and work up from there. But blurriness is simply that, the slowdown of texture loading, they could simply be set too big by one notch which can increase load by four times.