April 20, 20197 yr Nope still stutters like a poodle trying to poo. If I run with no HT the sim stutters and finally ctds If I run with HT and no affinty it stutters If I run with HT and affinity it runs smooth but I get the pauses over autogen areas over cities. Was it last year was or this year LM said it was the year for the simmer? Edited April 20, 20197 yr by tooting
April 20, 20197 yr 3 hours ago, GSalden said: With my 14 core 7940X I need to use an AM as I want 8 cores for P3D and 6 for addons. My second view pc has a 8700K without AM. For both pc’s I use batchfiles to start addons and assign them to specific cores. Maybe you could get a job at LM to help them test thier stuff. When is this patch coming out?
April 20, 20197 yr 20 hours ago, tooting said: gamne mode on. Seriously!? Game mode on killed P3D. Stutters every minute! Bizzare how things work differently for different PC's. i5 8600K @4.5Ghz 16GB RAM GTX1060
April 20, 20197 yr I am really wondering because this is the first p3d version where i don‘t get stutters and the sims run pretty smooth. Only affect ob fps has ai traffic for me. The reported fps issues are not there on my setup... Carsten U
April 20, 20197 yr 25 minutes ago, ols500 said: Seriously!? Game mode on killed P3D. Stutters every minute! Bizzare how things work differently for different PC's. I've heard varying stories some people have it on some have it off? So after a day off faffing I reckon Ive cracked it. My system needs HT on and the Affinity mask. With the autogen dialed down a bit. Thanks you for the help and advice everyone, nothings ever easy is it! Edited April 20, 20197 yr by tooting
April 20, 20197 yr A little while ago I got regular stutters every 60s seconds on the dot. It drove me nuts. I reinstalled everything and eventually found out all I had to do was turn off game mode in Windows 10. *face slap*! Game mode on means Windows detects you are running a game and focuses all resources on that one application. Now my theory is that as P3D runs on multiple parts loading different applications eg external weather, addon traffic, orbx flow. All are some kind of program. Windows don't detect that these programs are associated with P3D, so it gives them the least possible CPU,GPU, RAM and power output available. This causes severe stuttering and low FPS in some cases. In theory, it sounds like a great idea, that windows can "optimize" and "boost" performance by focusing all the power on that one application, but in reality, most games do run multiple exes, so stuttering occurs. Other people have discussed it here: Here is the post I created: i5 8600K @4.5Ghz 16GB RAM GTX1060
April 20, 20197 yr Commercial Member 1 hour ago, tooting said: With the autogen dialed down a bit. Thanks you for the help and advice everyone, nothings ever easy is it! Glad you are ok until the hotfix is available. This is what I have been advising from the beginning of the problem, to dial down the autogen to mid levels or even less when possible. Regards Simbol Oficial Website: https://www.FSReborn.com Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/XC82TqvKQ3
April 20, 20197 yr 26 minutes ago, simbol said: Glad you are ok until the hotfix is available. This is what I have been advising from the beginning of the problem, to dial down the autogen to mid levels or even less when possible. Regards Simbol Thanks once again I just did a lovely sector from venice to naples, with zero issues. The kicker will be Gatwick on Tues
April 20, 20197 yr 3 hours ago, ols500 said: A little while ago I got regular stutters every 60s seconds on the dot. It drove me nuts. I reinstalled everything and eventually found out all I had to do was turn off game mode in Windows 10. *face slap*! Game mode on means Windows detects you are running a game and focuses all resources on that one application. Now my theory is that as P3D runs on multiple parts loading different applications eg external weather, addon traffic, orbx flow. All are some kind of program. Windows don't detect that these programs are associated with P3D, so it gives them the least possible CPU,GPU, RAM and power output available. This causes severe stuttering and low FPS in some cases. In theory, it sounds like a great idea, that windows can "optimize" and "boost" performance by focusing all the power on that one application, but in reality, most games do run multiple exes, so stuttering occurs. Other people have discussed it here: Here is the post I created: Thanks. I guess the point is that P3D is not a game it is a simulation. So we need a "simulation" mode but that will never happen.
April 21, 20197 yr Author As I wait for the V4.5 fix to be released, would there be any advantage to get around the FPS issue and screen freezing by re-installing P3D v4.5 complete or wait for the fix to be released Clive
April 21, 20197 yr What we need is LM too completely re-design the code for P3D, keep the same user interface, and make multicore usage and offload even more calculations to the GPU. That's what needs to happen in P3D V5. They also need to design the autogen loading mechanism. i5 8600K @4.5Ghz 16GB RAM GTX1060
April 21, 20197 yr Author As far as I am aware LM do use new encoding in n V4.5, therefore it is also important for developers of add-ons to ensure that their add-ons are compatible with the code used by LM. Maybe the new addons will comply but any of the older addons may not comply and to my way of understanding that is why if users are using an older addon with software that has been developed using new encoding that is where the problems begin and why not all users are affected by current issues Clive
April 21, 20197 yr 1 hour ago, clive6354 said: As I wait for the V4.5 fix to be released, would there be any advantage to get around the FPS issue and screen freezing by re-installing P3D v4.5 complete or wait for the fix to be released Clive Be patient and fly some nice VFR in pretty scenery! I am rediscovering all my favorite airports in V4.5. and they have never looked better Bert
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