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FPS gets cut in half when there's 0 clouds.

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I've reinstalled it twice yet this issue keeps popping up.

I just came out of LAX with a somewhat constant 60fps when my activesky refreshed and my fps got cut in half. now topping 33 at best

after screwing around with custom weather i discovered that having no cloud layers regardless of settings or any other factor will cut my fps in half.

I observed this as well, fair weather gives better FPS than clear skies.

What also puzzles me: sometimes my FPS suddenly drop, from my locked 30 down to 8-10. The only thing that then helps: going into the menue, click several things without actually changing something, then back in the sim and FPS are restored. Something really buggy here...

Greetings, Chris

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, 2x32GB DDR5 6000MT/s RAM, MSI RTX 4090 Ventus 3X, Windows 11 Home, MSFS2024

I have this in my sim too. You would think it would be the clouds to lower the FPS.

Hi all,

after HF1 weather has significant hit on my fps, but opposite to your behavior. Clear skies gives me the best fps, once I have some clouds on the sky than fps goes down. Truesky doesn’t have such big hit like legacy. What helped me recently was to disable full screen optimization in Win 10 for prepad3d v5  

 

Rado 

Rado

i7 4770K@4,1Ghz HT on since release of MSFS
1080 Ti 11GB 
32GB DDR3 RAM
Samsung SSDs

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