been trying for days to figure this out.

 

at an airport like KLAS or EKCH for example I can get real high fps on Ultra . But when I start panning with my mouse I have at some point in the cockpit a major stutter making it unplayable. If I lower done the panning speed it gets a litlle better. I have tried a ramdisk, but this did not help. Vsync in game has never worked for me and for AMD there are not many guides around. Maybe someone else has the same?

14 minutes ago, pilotter said:

been trying for days to figure this out.

 

at an airport like KLAS or EKCH for example I can get real high fps on Ultra . But when I start panning with my mouse I have at some point in the cockpit a major stutter making it unplayable. If I lower done the panning speed it gets a litlle better. I have tried a ramdisk, but this did not help. Vsync in game has never worked for me and for AMD there are not many guides around. Maybe someone else has the same?

Try set Off Screen Terrain Pre-Caching to Ultra (Graphics settings).

The pre-cache does improve things but it's not a fix for me. Horrible stutters at times.

31 minutes ago, Nickbe said:

Try set Off Screen Terrain Pre-Caching to Ultra (Graphics settings).

trying to play around with the pre-caching and terrain level of detail can get me out of this big stutter but at a major cost of visuals

 

now at terrain level of detail at 215 and pre-caching, stutter is gone, will test some more settings

You can try to set your fps 60 in game and monitor to 30 hz with vsync on. Or just set in game to 30 fps with vsync on. 

Edited October 28, 20214 yr by spitzer45

Just now, spitzer45 said:

You can try to set your fps 30 in game and monitor to 30 hz with vsync on. 

tried that but still this major stutter. it's just one big stutter, when panning but it makes it almost unplayable

With Riva Tuner you can limit fps to anything at all, not just 20, 30, 40, 60 but in between those numbers.

doing the same now ith amd radeon, can change the fps limit. But this is not fixing the problem. Asobo also mentioned this stutter problem, but said when you turned your head slowly it should be ok....lol....

I know you have an AMD GPU, but someone suggested setting low latency mode in NVIDIA Control Panel to ultra to cure the panning stutters. Ever since I took this advice, I haven't experienced stutters when panning. I just wondered if there is a similar low latency setting for AMD users.

Edited October 28, 20214 yr by March Hare

from asobo;

• Low - This setting will improve performance but a lot of terrain data is streamed at a lower quality behind the user, while FPS drops may increase when turning your head.
• Medium - This is what you currently have right now in the current build. The terrain behind the user is streamed at a lower quality and reduces the impact on memory and FPS, but when turning your head will need to stream the terrain.
• High - High will be an intermediate state between Medium and Ultra
• Ultra - This is will have no offscreen caching at all, and everything will be maxed out based on your graphics setting. The quality in front of the user is the same as from behind the user, so nothing needs to be loaded. This could come with some FPS drops when turning the head, but would result in higher FPS and lower memory usage when looking forward and not turning your head quickly.

think I have this fps drop when turning the head...

 

6 minutes ago, March Hare said:

I know you have an AMD GPU, but someone suggested setting low latency mode in NVIDIA Control Panel to ultra to cure the panning stutters. Ever since I took this advice, I haven't experienced stutters when panning. I just wondered if there is a similar low latency setting for AMD users.

no, actually if Asobo can fix this one stutter, which they also mention it will be golden.....

I see something similar at EDLP airport (the free Aerosoft add-on from the Marketplace) - it used to be more pronounced though and has become quite bearable with with SU6. 

It's not the same as the terrain loading stutters due to a low setting for off-screen pre-caching, which is on Ultra on my system. It just happens at one specific point when panning. It's like something is being loaded at that point, although it should stay in memory once it's loaded for the first time due to the pre-caching on Ultra.

Edited October 28, 20214 yr by pstrub

2 minutes ago, pstrub said:

I see something similar at EDLP airport (the free Aerosoft add-on from the Marketplace) - it used to be more pronounced though and has become quite bearable with with SU6. 

It's not the same as the terrain loading stutters due to a low setting for off-screen pre-caching, which is on Ultra on my system. It just happens at one specific point when panning. It's like something is being loaded at that point, although it should stay in memory once it's loaded for the first time due to the pre-caching on Ultra.

this....!!!!

 

exactly what I mean

Are you using the default airports for KLAS or EKCH? Can you give a gate and heading where this happens? It's always easier to get others to reproduce the issue when you give simple and clear instructions 😉 

For me it happens at EDLP Gate 2, panning to the left side of the cockpit, about 9 o'clock.

Would be interesting to see whether it's only AMD cards that are affected by this, I have a 6700XT.

Edited October 28, 20214 yr by pstrub

no this at flytampa ekch and klas, but I have many more and I can test this. For ekch it's always when looking in direction of the city.