Update ur GPU driver

Files was delete when i reinstall my computer

I have a clean computer, with only Windows and p3d

I also install the las version of the driver, it's not better.

In your P3D forum topic:

https://prepar3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=270566#p270566

Screen is a projector epson eb1761w

 

 

 

 

Do you have EA enabled with volumetric clouds in P3D by chance? If so, disable them as a test. the cloud fuzziness to me looks reminiscent of having Vol Clouds turned on.

 

I disabled the EA and volumetric frog. It's the same.

Test of this morning (witj active sky)

 

Do you have any 3rd party add-on for cloud textures installed e.g. Rex  or ASCA?

Maybe you can post your P3D settings so we can take a closer look?

Usually bluries indicate the computer is unable to keep up with the demands of the sim.

That said the screen grabs all look a little unusual, e.g. the pic above seem to have a lot of banding.

And I too agree with @787flyer in that a post of the configuration contents (in a spoiler) would be helpful as would the specs of the machine (like the processor and memory etc.)

Cheers

Thanks guys.

Computer is a PC Gaming Asus GA15DK-R5800X234

AMD Ryzen 7 5800X

32 Go of Ram

 

Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070

Projector EPSON EB-1761W

 

I tested a lot of settings on P3D (all on minimum, all on maximum, by defaut...). Everytime  the same problem...

 

Check Use High Resolution Textures, uncheck Dynamic 3D Autogen Vegetation if you like realistic looking vegetation, turn FXAA off and MSAA to 4x or 8x as your machine can handle it. If you have a 1920x1080 Monitor use Wide View Aspect ratio. 

I guess with this, it will look much better. There are still to test VSync and or variable refresh rate for your fps.

Thank you.

i didn't think to check Wide View Aspect ratio. (i did it in the pas in FSX)

 

 

 

I noticed that the quality was better if the zoom was high.

It's blurry with a zoom 0.6x or 1.0x

It's better with a zomm 4x

But i cannot fly with a zoom 4x

 

 

 

I’d also turn off Auto Exposure on HDR. Just a visual thing. I’d turn off Volumetric Clouds. They aren’t very accurate in displaying clouds according to METARs and impose a fps hit. If you have Active Sky / ASCA you can adjust clouds to make them look better.

Increase Anisotropic to x16. Makes distance objects appear better. Other than that and suggestions from others your settings look fine.

Follow 787flyer's earlier recommendation and turn off volumetric clouds.

Also, the bloom setting of 1.0 can cause the lights to blur a bit too much.

Turn off dynamic texture streaming.

Turn up AA to 4x or 8x.

Dave