Stutter fest yesterday - May 9

[History 57]

2 hours ago, Todd2 said:

I had stutters so I deleted rolling cache. Fixed it. 

Will try this. If I turn the RCache off, will my internet work harder since it is continuously streaming data, thus demand more quota?

[Todd2 2,196]

32 minutes ago, History said:

Will try this. If I turn the RCache off, will my internet work harder since it is continuously streaming data, thus demand more quota?

TBH I've noticed no difference after turning cache off. I have a good connection though. 

[Orlaam 324]

I had a hard freeze in the Duke last evening.  I thought it was a complete wash but after a few seconds it came back. 

[bobcat999 8,536]

5 hours ago, Orlaam said:

I had a hard freeze in the Duke last evening.  I thought it was a complete wash but after a few seconds it came back. 

I get these at random anyway and have been having them for months.  Normally not long after the flight has loaded, a complete freeze lasting for 4 or 5 seconds, then back to normal and it doesn't happen again during the flight.

Because sometimes it doesn't happen at all, I can only put it down to server / streaming issues.

[BerndB 349]

Sounds a little bit strange, maybe but it seems Earth was hit by a strong Solarflare the last days. We have had unusual Aurora Borealis on the Skies above Germany where those never seen ususlly. This may effect computSers or streamiing via Internet srrvers like MSFS does.

[jcomm 6,063]

Thank you all for your votes and posts so far.

Yesterday, May 10, I didn't find a slot for simming but I'll try it this afternoon again.

I started thge poll after talking to a couple fellow MSFS simmers who had also noticed strong stutters on thursday. I myself experienced quite a few, and it was a first time for me since I use MSFS 2020... 

[bvdboomen 263]

Despite my older hardware, I have a pretty smooth experience (8700K, 1080TI).
But this is with not-to-high fidelity planes which I fly mostly.