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SU12 beta takes extra long to load

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Anyone else in the SU12 beta finding the sim to "hang" on the New Activities screen?  Even using addon linker and fast launch option, and only one area of the globe my sim takes about 40% longer than it did before getting into the beta.

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Argh. Just what we need. An even slower than an already glacial load time. I can do a system backup in the time it takes to load MSFS.

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I thought the idea of SU12 was (a.o.) that it should load FASTER...! From the release notes:

- Optimized the “Checking for updates” phase to reduce the booting time of the simulator
- Improved loading time before booting to the main menu

Odd.

no, no difference here, I would say.
Maybe, as promised, a bit faster

Guenter Steiner
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12 minutes ago, tup61 said:

- Optimized the “Checking for updates” phase to reduce the booting time of the simulator
- Improved loading time before booting to the main menu

For me, the "Checking for updates" went down from 30 seconds to 10s, but the loading time for the rest increased a bit, so in the end the total loading time from click to main menu is the same as before at around 2:10 🤷‍♂️

Edited by pstrub

My simming system: AMD Ryzen 5800X3D, 32GB RAM, RTX 4070 Ti Super 16GB, LG 38" 3840x1600

I didn't take measurements, but I find, too, loading didn't get faster but slower, and yes, I think "hanging" at the named point takes even longer. This might be system/configuration-dependent, though. My sim and system are on (different) M2-SSDs and I use the Linker, too.

Asobo MUST take action with this. Please, all report your findings in the beta branch of the Official forum, I did.

https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/3-improved-loading-time-before-booting-to-the-main-menu/576868/25

It needs more votes

Thanks, Michael

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Difficult to say, because I'm using differnt sets of add-ons for each session. When I load the sim with all add-ons, it seems to be a bit faster here, but could be placebo.

Edited by Nemo

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Keep in mind that, with each new update to the beta, the PMDG has to reassemble itself -- which does take a very long time initially.

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