https://imgur.com/a/wcev7pL

Ryzen 5600X, Asus 3060 Ti. 16Gb, SSD. (neither cpu nor gpu is OCd)

Any suggestions? Ive locked to 60fps and is usning Vsync OFF, both  in Nvidia Control Panel.

Any suggestions? Should I lover the max fps and / or use vsync? =P Not needed, right?

 

Ps. Sorry for the order the images landed in. 

Edited February 16, 20224 yr by gearsdown

3 hours ago, gearsdown said:

https://imgur.com/a/wcev7pL

Ryzen 5600X, Asus 3060 Ti. 16Gb, SSD. (neither cpu nor gpu is OCd)

Any suggestions? Ive locked to 60fps and is usning Vsync OFF, both  in Nvidia Control Panel.

Any suggestions? Should I lover the max fps and / or use vsync? =P Not needed, right?

 

Ps. Sorry for the order the images landed in. 

Need your monitor resolution (Edit.. If its 1440p) 

You can get away with stock ultra (Your card performs slightly better than an RTX 2080 Super). However I would recommend dropping to 30fps and locking it with Vsync in the game.

The Nvidia control panel should be default with the exception of the performance setting (you can set that to maximum performance).

Edited February 16, 20224 yr by Maxis

1 hour ago, Maxis said:

Need your monitor resolution (Edit.. If its 1440p) 

You can get away with stock ultra (Your card performs slightly better than an RTX 2080 Super). However I would recommend dropping to 30fps and locking it with Vsync in the game.

The Nvidia control panel should be default with the exception of the performance setting (you can set that to maximum performance).

That's pretty much what I do with my 5600X, RTX3070 and 32 inch 1440 monitor Maxis. I have LOD up to 300 and render scale at 100.  I get CTDs if I set the LOD much higher than 300. Locking at 30 fps takes a lot of load off of the GPU and is smooth enough for me.

Edited February 16, 20224 yr by cianpars

15 hours ago, Maxis said:

Need your monitor resolution (Edit.. If its 1440p) 

You can get away with stock ultra (Your card performs slightly better than an RTX 2080 Super). However I would recommend dropping to 30fps and locking it with Vsync in the game.

The Nvidia control panel should be default with the exception of the performance setting (you can set that to maximum performance).

Problem is that I cant get fps locked with vsync / fps max in game. I can select it, but its not working. Not sure whats going on. (even with default settigns in Nvidia Control Panel that is)

Its the LG 27GL83A, so its 2560 x 1440 I think. 

13 hours ago, cianpars said:

That's pretty much what I do with my 5600X, RTX3070 and 32 inch 1440 monitor Maxis. I have LOD up to 300 and render scale at 100.  I get CTDs if I set the LOD much higher than 300. Locking at 30 fps takes a lot of load off of the GPU and is smooth enough for me.

LOD? What is that?

Similar system here, have fps @ 30.

Only parameter I set in NCP is the power management - evrything else done from the sim graphics options.

Started a new thread regarding the vsync problem. Not sure whats going on... =(

I have:

- FULL SCREEN

- 1920x1080

- RENDER SCALING: 100

- V-SYNC: ON

- FRAME RATE LIMIT: 30

- DX11 ( because of the FBW A320, but MFS works great in DX12 too since I migrated to Win 11 )

- GLOBAL RENDERING QUALITY: HIGH END

- ANTI-ALIASING: TAA

TERRAIN LEVEL OF DETAIL: 100

OFF SCREEN TERRAIN PRE-CACHING: HIGH

TERRAIN VECTOR DATA: HIGH

BUILDINGS: HIGH

TREES: HIGH

GRASS AND BUSHES: HIGH

VOLUMETRIC CLOUDS: HIGH

TEXTURE RESOLUTION: HIGH

ANISOTROPIC FILTERING: 8X

TEXTURE SUPERSAMPLING: 4X4

TEXTURE SYNTHESIS: HIGH

WATER WAVES: HIGH

SHADOW MAPS: 1536

TERRAIN SHADOWS: 512

CONTACT SHADOWS: HIGH

CUBEMAP REFLECTIONS: 192

RAYMARCHED REFLECTIONS: HIGH

LIGHT SHAFTS: HIGH

BLOOM: ON

DEPTH OF FIELD: HIGH

LENS CORRECTION: OFF

LENS FLARE : ON

GLASS COCKPIT REFRESH RATE: MEDIUM

 

 

Edited February 17, 20224 yr by jcomm

I don't understand how this question can be answered on the internet. Try different settings and see what you like without constantly staring on your fps counter.

Does it appear smooth enough for you? Are you willing to tolerate dips in frame rates when using addon scenery, etc?

Only you can answer this question.

MSFS is basically a set it and forget it kind of simulator and doesn't require the constant tinkering (mostly based on voodoo) that characterized P3D.

I have an old potato for a PC (thanks Mr. Fuzzy) with 8 gigs of system ram and run it all at medium settings, with all effects turned on except blur. I get about 24-28 fps on average.

Works for me. I don't get hung up on the occasional stutter, or the loading of scenery. This is all in 1080 p on an ultrawidescreen monitor. Check out the many, many screenshots I've posted with this setup.
 

1 hour ago, gearsdown said:

LOD? What is that?

Terrain Level of Detail.

At 1080 I didn't notice a great deal of difference but at 1440 definitely.

Not all of us can run everything maxed out at high resolutions so sometimes it's a case of having to turn something down to be able to turn something else up.

I7 6700k 32 GB Ram RTX 3070 Ti, Samsung tv 4K 3560x2160

Any suggestions please in sim settings? 
LOD at 300 huge hit on performance 

V-sync  off in game

Edited February 17, 20224 yr by GeoSkyman

5 hours ago, cianpars said:

Terrain Level of Detail.

At 1080 I didn't notice a great deal of difference but at 1440 definitely.

Not all of us can run everything maxed out at high resolutions so sometimes it's a case of having to turn something down to be able to turn something else up.

Exactly which is why i recommended STOCK ultra and in game Vsync.. increasing the level of detail past 200 (the default) may be a bridge too far. I also notice people recommending Gsync and stuff..in the vsync thread.. Sigh .. i wonder why people just don't answer the question at hand or just not answer instead of confusing matters much. There are two proven ways to run the sim. The first option is the vsync option which should be able to get him to the ultra level settings without much effort. I recommended this based on my experience with what his hardware is capable of so I'm not just speaking out of turn.

Thankfully two or three people answered the question regarding the in game vsync.

If the OP feels he needs more frames then he can try Gsync and its VRR and have to adjust his settings for the VRR to be effective because it operates within a range above 30fps.

Edited February 17, 20224 yr by Maxis

Render scale and LOD are pretty heavy on your system and you have to strike a balance, especially at 4k.  As I said earlier, at 1440 I am finding Render scale 100 and LOD 300 a good balance for my system, but if I want to go any higher on LOD, I have to reduce render scaling which somewhat defeats the object.  We all have to find a balance for our own systems.