3 hours ago, hanhamreds said:

you are a lovely man 🧐

Yes, yes, I know.
I wish I was a girl, so I could fall in love with myself!
😄

1 minute ago, David Roch said:

Yes, yes, I know.
I wish I was a girl, so I could fall in love with myself!
😄

...Its nice, I tell You for sure...😅😂😉

4 hours ago, David Roch said:

FPS perfs will depend on your rig.
Those with an "old" PC will probably enjoy the increase more than the others.
But the overall smoothness will be for all.

I feel just the opposite.  I have an older rig and the CPU is at about 90-95% (with many thread limits) and the GPU is about the same.  I do not expect any increase in FPS, only maybe some smoothness enhancement.  Newer systems, the CPU/GPU don't appear to be at this high level of utilization and are much lower - so those are the folks that will benefit the most.

7 hours ago, Mike S KPDX said:

I feel just the opposite.  I have an older rig and the CPU is at about 90-95% (with many thread limits) and the GPU is about the same.  I do not expect any increase in FPS, only maybe some smoothness enhancement.  Newer systems, the CPU/GPU don't appear to be at this high level of utilization and are much lower - so those are the folks that will benefit the most.

From the video they have shown alone (I'm not a beta tester), it seems much of the load on the CPU main thread is greatly reduced, allowing it to push more frames to the GPU. With my ryzen 5600X, I'm pretty much never limited by main thread (although sometimes), but my GPU (3070) is already limited at 4K under heavily loaded area (like NYC), and I am capped at 30 FPS. My bet is that since it's already my GPU limiting me most of the time, I won't see much increase from this update, but people with older CPU most likely will! 

10 hours ago, jbdbow1970 said:

Well if folks are not used to CTD's and broken addons after updates than they must be new to simming. This has happened in all other sims and it will happen in MSFS. I just ignore it and figure it out.

Since the bugs and CTDs are so consistent and plentiful, one should not complain about it. Nice logic. 

After purchasing MSFS, I've been able to enjoy it and have a completely bug free experience around 50% of the time or so. The rest have been waiting for fixes for bugs they introduced with every single update. 

Even early FSX wasn't as bad as this when it comes to serious bugs and issues. 

But maybe this time it will be different .. 🤔

 

Edited July 25, 20214 yr by Republic3D

13 hours ago, Violins77 said:

From the video they have shown alone (I'm not a beta tester), it seems much of the load on the CPU main thread is greatly reduced, allowing it to push more frames to the GPU. With my ryzen 5600X, I'm pretty much never limited by main thread (although sometimes), but my GPU (3070) is already limited at 4K under heavily loaded area (like NYC), and I am capped at 30 FPS. My bet is that since it's already my GPU limiting me most of the time, I won't see much increase from this update, but people with older CPU most likely will! 

It’s not all about frame rate. It’s about smooth too. You could have a 60fps stutterfest  mess, or a nice 40fps smooth. 

2 hours ago, Ianrivaldosmith said:

It’s not all about frame rate. It’s about smooth too. You could have a 60fps stutterfest  mess, or a nice 40fps smooth. 

Agreed, and that is the reason I cap the gameplay at 30 FPS, I prefer consistency to higher frames. But I was just explaining what I saw from the video to the previous poster who thinks this might be only benefit people with newer hardware. I think the CPU relieve will most likely help a lot of people on older hardware who might not even get a consistent 30 FPS. In my case, I'm pretty much hoping just for even smoother frametimes, but if there is indeed a FPS increase, I will only use it to boost my render scale if possible.

Btw. Looks like new internal  version solved XML problems! Cant wait for Tomorrow update :D!

20 hours ago, Violins77 said:

But I was just explaining what I saw from the video to the previous poster who thinks this might be only benefit people with newer hardware.

This is my prediction too.

I am limited by my gtx1080 GPU which is currently at 100% utilisation and worried I might not seen much performance benefit. However, Asobo have rewritten how the scenery is drawn so that the sim is not rendering everything around you all at the same time when you are not looking at it.

So my guess is even those limited by GPU or with older systems should also see benefits especially in scenery dense areas.

I also still use the GTX 1080 GPU.
Some will still remember it
after one of the last updates from Asobo we had 5 FPS fewer.
I hope Asobo has successfully activated the turbo with the upcoming update.
Hopefully it won't be defective again right after the first start.