1 hour ago, ChaoticBeauty said:

I just tried out the internal frame limiter again, and it finally seems to be working as intended. Turned all the settings and render resolution to the lowest, then locked the target to 20 FPS and now I'm actually getting constant 20 FPS instead of the stuttering 15-16 FPS before. And locking to 30 FPS gives me constant 30 FPS in the hangar.

That would be the first internal framerate limiter in any MS-based simulator to properly work as far as I can think back (30 yrs). But thanks for the headup, I'll certainly give it a try when I'll go flying later today.

Kind regards, Michael

Edited February 17, 20215 yr by pmb

Eh... Oh dear... I got adaptive sync and elmb sync on at my Asus monitor. Should I put now vsync on as well? Sorry, I am not so technical dude... 🙄🖥️

53 minutes ago, Sanctus said:

3090 Asus rog strix OC also here + 1440p Asus 144hz ( g-sync). Let me know if V-sync ( nvidia control panel or ingame)  needs to be set ot On or off. Some users recommended Fast V-sync to avoid flickering

checking now with  nvidia v-sync ( use the 3D application setting)  and A32NX feels smooth with or with out in-game v-sync 

 

Don't use either mate. I use G-sync for 2D flying and G2 headset for VR. 

 

Just noticed you have G-sync. If so, disable v-sync in game always! 

Edited February 17, 20215 yr by Ianrivaldosmith

Well I spent some time on the new vsync fps thing.

OK before I start I was using RTSS FPS locked at 40 with -1 option. With TrackIR I need to run 40 FPS or the VC etc looks like motion blur is on things just dont refresh right.

All the above is now in the bin.

My monitor has 60 / 120 / 144 / 240 refresh rates.

I cannot run MSFS at 60 FPS and never drop below that. 80% of the time I can but....not 100%

So I loaded up the new version of the sim today tried the vsync (I have Gsync ON but does not work till over 80 fps...waste of time for MSFS)

With vsync ON in the sim and FPS locked at 30 monitor set to 60Hz it was a mess. INOP to be frank. I thought 30 FPS is the problem as it was with RTSS...

I changed my monitor to 120Hz and BANG! now it was a lot better, really good, then I tried 240hz and WOW 30 FPS smooth as silk with TrackIR running. It looks and feels like am running 60 FPS.

So all I can say is within MSFS I have vsync now ON FPS set to 30. Screen set to 240hz. So play with your set up as each will find diffrent combos work but on mine vsync ON FPS 30

 

 

Edited February 17, 20215 yr by Nyxx

9 minutes ago, Nyxx said:

Well I spent some time on the new vsync fps thing.

OK before I start I was using RTSS FPS locked at 40 with -1 option. With TrackIR I need to run 40 FPS or the VC etc looks like motion blur is on things just dont refresh right.

All the above is now in the bin.

My monitor has 60 / 120 / 144 / 240 refresh rates.

I cannot run MSFS at 60 FPS and never drop below that. 80% of the time I can but....not 100%

So I loaded up the new version of the sim today tried the vsync (I have Gsync ON but does not work till over 80 fps...waste of time for MSFS)

With vsync ON in the sim and FPS locked at 30 monitor set to 60Hz it was a mess. INOP to be frank. I thought 30 FPS is the problem as it was with RTSS...

I changed my monitor to 120Hz and BANG! now it was a lot better, really good, then I tried 240hz and WOW 30 FPS smooth as silk with TrackIR running. It looks and feels like am running 60 FPS.

So all I can say is within MSFS I have vsync now ON FPS set to 30. Screen set to 240hz. So play with your set up as each will find diffrent combos work but on mine vsync ON FPS 30

 

 

Interesting , i am going to give a try with  in-game V-sync ON 30fps with 144hz or 165hz ( OC) . Still dont understand which is the connection between G-sync and this inbuild MSFS v-sync on 30 or 60 fps.... 

but as @Ianrivaldosmith mentioned best is to have v-sync OFF for G-sync users 

 

Max refresh on mine is 60Hz unfortunately.  I will have to experiment and find another way.

Just now, Sanctus said:

Interesting , i am going to give a try with  in-game V-sync ON 30fps with 144hz or 165hz ( OC) . Still dont understand which is the connection between G-sync and this inbuild MSFS v-sync on 30 or 60 fps.... 

but as @Ianrivaldosmith mentioned best is to have v-sync OFF for G-sync users 

 

Yes but Ian is talking about real G-sync screens, that can do there job down to really low FPS my "G-sync screen" only starts at 80 fps so G-sync is on but not working. There is a big diffrence from a screen thats G-sync compatable and a real G-sync screen.

2 minutes ago, bobcat999 said:

Max refresh on mine is 60Hz unfortunately.  I will have to experiment and find another way.

If you get the mess I did at 60Hz with MSFS V-sync ON 30fps, then I would not use it at all go with RTSS and -1 Bob. Let us know your finding.

2 minutes ago, Nyxx said:

Yes but Ian is talking about real G-sync screens, that can do there job down to really low FPS my "G-sync screen" only starts at 80 fps so G-sync is on but not working. There is a big diffrence from a screen thats G-sync compatable and a real G-sync screen.

Got it. 

this is my Monitor , which i guess is G-sync ( i mean not compatible) 

https://www.asus.com/us/ROG-Republic-Of-Gamers/ROG-SWIFT-PG279Q/

 

3 minutes ago, Nyxx said:

Yes but Ian is talking about real G-sync screens, that can do there job down to really low FPS my "G-sync screen" only starts at 80 fps so G-sync is on but not working. There is a big diffrence from a screen thats G-sync compatable and a real G-sync screen.

Newer G-sync compatable and Free-sync 2 monitors have LFC, (low framerate compensation) and make G-sync work under 48hz.

3 minutes ago, Sanctus said:

Got it. 

this is my Monitor , which i guess is G-sync ( i mean not compatible) 

https://www.asus.com/us/ROG-Republic-Of-Gamers/ROG-SWIFT-PG279Q/

 

Then do as Ian says, me thinks.🙂

3 minutes ago, Sanctus said:

Got it. 

this is my Monitor , which i guess is G-sync ( i mean not compatible) 

https://www.asus.com/us/ROG-Republic-Of-Gamers/ROG-SWIFT-PG279Q/

 

That’s a full proper g-sync monitor. So disable v-sync In game. Make sure g-sync is enabled for full screen and windowed mode in your nvidia control panel. Then try. Should be super smooth 

3 minutes ago, Ixoye said:

Newer G-sync compatable and Free-sync 2 monitors have LFC, (low framerate compensation) and make G-sync work under 48hz.

Probberly but even my "new" G7 does not as Ian and I looked into it. Having a G-sync lable is not the same but I did know that before I bought it. Its still a wonderfully screen.

Edited February 17, 20215 yr by Nyxx

2 minutes ago, Ianrivaldosmith said:

That’s a full proper g-sync monitor. So disable v-sync In game. Make sure g-sync is enabled for full screen and windowed mode in your nvidia control panel. Then try. Should be super smooth 

Yes, checking now A32NX ( with new cockpit textures)  moves like a butter ( scrolling/zooming) all around the cockpit with v-sync off.

But its also smooth with V-sync ON /60fps..... 

 

after many tests with all possible variations i saw that the best smooth butter immersion comes when i divide the default refresh rate number of my monitor.

so the hot spot numbers are 144/2= 72 and 144/3 =48.

final conclusion ( at least for now) : 48cap on RTSS with g-sync ON and v-sync ( in-game) OFF had the best results.