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Latest NVIDIA Driver still causing CTD's..?

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I'm still using 457.30, the last driver that was optimized for the RTX 20 series, and I will not change until I update my 2080Ti, probably when the 40 series is released.


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20 hours ago, knich said:

Interesting…with beta having all kinds of stutters and wildly inconsistent fps…not great.  Using dx11 and latest gtx 3090.

i have really high end system and can’t figure out why I have so many issues getting smooth experience…

Try turning AI Traffic off.


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2 hours ago, CarlosF said:

Try turning AI Traffic off.

This is my point exactly. Why would I have to turn everything off to get proper performance on a high-end system?
 

One day I will post all my specs once I figure out how exactly you guys do that in your posts.

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21 hours ago, HiFlyer said:

Try turning off any overclocking.

I am curious why would overclocking cause stutters and low fps? I would think if anything you would have a smoother experience isn’t that the idea or what is the advantage of overclocking?

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6 hours ago, knich said:

One day I will post all my specs once I figure out how exactly you guys do that in your posts.

Click your username (upper right). Then Account Settings, followed by Signature. Enter / edit specs as desired, then Save.

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13 hours ago, knich said:

This is my point exactly. Why would I have to turn everything off to get proper performance on a high-end system?

Just trying to help, is up to you if you want to make the change or not.


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14 hours ago, knich said:

I am curious why would overclocking cause stutters and low fps? I would think if anything you would have a smoother experience isn’t that the idea or what is the advantage of overclocking?

https://flightsimulator.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/4406280653202-All-versions-Crashing-CTDs-issues-Advanced-Troubleshooting#:~:text=We advise against using overclocked,If your system is overclocked%3A&text=Lower or disable your CPU overclock values

 


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5 hours ago, CarlosF said:

Just trying to help, is up to you if you want to make the change or not.

It was rhetorical...I appreciate your help.

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I'm running XMP and I never crash with the latest driver.


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Brand new system (i9 12900k, 3090, 32 gb), received last Friday. XMP is on, no overclocking anywhere. MSFS crashes the majority of the time while the flight is loading. Using the latest Nvidia drivers.

(It doesn't matter to me personally (it'll get sorted), I've plenty of other gaming to be getting on with but figured I'd include my observations.)

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Same here. Xmp at 4000. With the latest NVidia driver.  No crashes.

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I've been a user since the day this FlightSim was launched. Never really experienced persistent CTD issues. I started with an AMD Vega 56 card and upgraded to an Nvidia RTX 3080 about a year ago. However, since the SU7 and the latest Nvidia driver update I've been experiencing CTDs on every flight. Up until today, CTD only happened after I landed and started taxing to the parking areas. So that was tolerable as long as I ended my flight on the runway. However, today I haven't been able to start a single flight because it has been crashing right during the flight loading process. 

I don't know if it is an SU7 issue, an Nvidia driver issue, or a combination of both. 

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16 minutes ago, andradef said:

I've been a user since the day this FlightSim was launched. Never really experienced persistent CTD issues. I started with an AMD Vega 56 card and upgraded to an Nvidia RTX 3080 about a year ago. However, since the SU7 and the latest Nvidia driver update I've been experiencing CTDs on every flight. Up until today, CTD only happened after I landed and started taxing to the parking areas. So that was tolerable as long as I ended my flight on the runway. However, today I haven't been able to start a single flight because it has been crashing right during the flight loading process. 

I don't know if it is an SU7 issue, an Nvidia driver issue, or a combination of both. 

Well, since it's only the last driver that's causing problems, it would indicate that it's an Nvidia problem.


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