Interesting tweak to MSFS performance

[airlinejets 709]

I have not tested but this looks promising.

[JYW 2,980]

Did that one a couple of days ago - a definite reduction in microstutters, and it seemed to help with performance degradation over time too.

Not quite as life-changing as the OP on the MSFS forums described it, but definitive enough to 100% notice the improvement.

👍

[Nemo 1,305]

Please post it in the tips and tricks forum too.

[JSmith2112 317]

Here is the link to the forum post: Increase performances immediatly! AMAZING! Tested and aprouved! - Community Support / Install, Performance & Graphics - Microsoft Flight Simulator Forums

No idea if it works or is snake oil, haven't tried it.

[RaptyrOne 1,411]

We should have a poll:

1. Tried and it works

2. Tried and it is snake oil

3. Tried and it broke stuff.

Seems all these magic fixes either are placebo or come with some downside. 

[Epgd 134]

I just checked my register, and  already have value of 4.... and never looked into?

how it is possible that default is value 2? 

brds

Edited May 25, 2022 by Epgd

[Ricardo41 5,949]

Stop messing with your registry. 

[Swe_Richard 1,172]

I have been running this for some time. Have never experienced slow-downs no matter how long the flight is. When I T/O and when I land is no difference for my FPS. 

Absolutely worth a try and easy to revert. 

[6297J 692]

Mine is already on 2. Haven't changed it myself. 

[Sethos 4,336]

One thing I've learned over the years with all these "tweaks" that flight simmers come up with; stay away. Always weird, unfounded drivel that some guy has some placebo performance boost with.

[airlinejets 709]

8 minutes ago, 6297J said:

Mine is already on 2. Haven't changed it myself. 

The video suggests to change the value from 2 (the default) to 4.

[6297J 692]

25 minutes ago, airlinejets said:

The video suggests to change the value from 2 (the default) to 4.

Ah sorry. I should have actually watched it.. 

[Maladoror 89]

The disabling of the Ndu service tweak has been around a long time and can actually increase performance of the system. The reason this works is because there is a conflict with a third-party network driver or software and the Ndu. The real fix is to update or remove the offending third-party network software. Just a guess. I could be wrong.

[bobcat999 8,483]

This was raised a month or two ago and can definitely help some people.
No major issues have been reported from running it. 

I have used the .reg file to implement it - no issues. 
I don't really get poor frames or stuttering anyway unless there is an obvious issue with scenery or an add-on.

Easy to revert anyway.

 

[jimcarrel 688]

I have no stutters but checked the Registry anyway, it was already a 4. Probably set by a system optimizer program I've run.