4 hours ago, Mroberts95 said:

I am running a 10900k at 5.0ghz and a 2080ti in custom loop and they never get above 55c for cpu and 45c for gpu and I am struggling to get more than 35fps in an airliner and it still looks like word not allowed at altitude, the lod is terrible even with ultra settings at 3440x1440.

when I lower the screen to 1920x1080 it not only looks worse but I only get a 2-4fps increase which doesn’t seem right.

this is with the a320 at an airport like ksea, yssy, lowi etc. either something isn’t optimized for higher end hardware

It is clearly more optimised than previous Sims insofar as it utilises more GPU. BUT, from what I've seen so far, it does STILL appear to very CPU limited.

Not seen any evidence yet that it can use more than 4 to 6 cores, although it does appear the load across then more evenly.

The nature of the beast, I guess.

Edited August 18, 20205 yr by Gabe777

Normally i had game mode disabled in w10 for P3d . Anyone who has experienced with it in MSFS ?

Also with the new GPU acceleration ?

Thanks

Michael Moe

I have i7 9700K at stock speed, 32GB memory at 3200 mhz. MFS installed on a 1TB (with 500 GB free of space) Samsung Evo 970. Nvidia 1080ti watercooled. Resolution 4K on a 32 inch monitor. Rendering set to 80. Set to level High.
But fps is breathing 30-40 in a non dense area such as ESMT. The GPU load is pumping 40-100% hence I see stutters while flying. 
Anyone knows why?

Edited August 18, 20205 yr by casv

I currently have an i7-6700k at @4.4ghz. When using the dev tool to monitor fps I noticed I was dropping a lot of frames due to my cpu not keeping up with my rtx2080ti. I decided to upgrade, and a new motherboard, cooler and an i9-10900k is on its way. 

9 minutes ago, casv said:

I have i7 9700K at stock speed, 32GB memory at 3200 mhz. MFS installed on a 1TB (with 500 GB free of space) Samsung Evo 970. Nvidia 1080ti watercooled. Resolution 4K on a 32 inch monitor. Rendering set to 80. Set to level High.
But fps is breathing 30-40 in a non dense area such as ESMT. The GPU load is pumping 40-100% hence I see stutters while flying. 
Anyone knows why?

I have a near identical system and the performance is actually pretty bad... my 9700k is OC'd to 5GHz.

word not allowed....all rich people over here that can afford 1400 dollar GPU's.

I'm on holiday at the moment so will have to wait until later in the week to download it!

But I'm impatient... has anyone run it on a 4770k and/or GTX1060 at 1080p and can report on performance?

51 minutes ago, casv said:

Resolution 4K on a 32 inch monitor. Rendering set to 80. Set to level High. But fps is breathing 30-40...Anyone knows why?

I suspect that is the reality of 4K gaming. Even at 80% it's stillI rendering at 1728p so it's still more than 3 times 1080p screenspace. Just trial the resolution at 1080p and see if makes a big difference in frames, if it doesn't there could be something else upsetting it.

People have to realise that 4K won't be a thing in FS2020 for a while. It's not even a thing in X-Plane. Unless of course you either only fly in rural areas, or kill graphical fidelity.

Here's my take.

I've been through this before:

FS9 to FSX to P3D v4

XP9 to XP 10 to XP11

New sim which required new hardware that required 3rd party support only to tweak and chase FPS. This is and has become an even more expensive hobby.

I don't know if I want to go through this ordeal again to end up in the same place.

INSANITY!

Edited August 18, 20205 yr by DJJose

Couldn't be happier here on an older (3-5 years) PC setup. GTX1070, i7 running at about 4Ghz and 32GB RAM). Settings are all set to HIGH and running on a 1920x1200 display. Smooth as glass. Not a single hesitation (other than one long pause for some unknown reason) no matter what weather I through at it. What an achievement! I'll keep X-Plane on my PC, for now, but I don't see going back to it for a WHILE. I did have a number of things I posted in another thread that will give me trouble in that regard (sensitivities, lack of being able to set limits and dead zones, etc), but I'm hoping those will be fixed quickly or have solutions already. We'll see.

19 minutes ago, DJJose said:

Here's my take.

I've been through this before:

FS9 to FSX to P3D v4

XP9 to XP 10 to XP11

New sim which required new hardware that required 3rd party support only to tweak and chase FPS. This is and as become an even more expensive hobby.

I don't know if I want to go through this ordeal again to end up in the same place.

INSANITY!

I've seen you in every discussion about FPS so far.  You seem to be getting really angry.  

 

 

But I also saw you're trying to run this with a I7 2600k. 

 

 

Why are you so angry? 

1 minute ago, JughedJones said:

I've seen you in every discussion about FPS so far.  You seem to be getting really angry.  

 

 

But I also saw you're trying to run this with a I7 2600k. 

 

 

Why are you so angry? 

I'm the happiest person in the world! 😀

I make this my last post for now. I don't want to offend anyone or make enemies.

Stay safe everyone.

To those having fps issues, try disabling Vsync in the sim .  In the TBM, my framerate increased from 20 to 60. I didnt have the problem in the DR400 so it could be glass cockpit related.

JP

 

Edited August 18, 20205 yr by Jean-Paul

I have hyper threading turned on. (9900Ks).

I have found that by enabling threaded optimisation in the Nvidia control panel (turned from auto to on), it has eliminated 90% of the stutters.