36 minutes ago, fakeflyer737 said:

If Im using LLS do I need to turn OFF Frame Gen in MSFS2020? 

I have a 4090. 

Nope, I leave it on.

7 hours ago, jcomm said:

Anyway, as soon as I find the time I'll try to enable DLSS in FS 2024, but, does that mean I should get DLSS4 first? All that mess of having to use Nvidia Inspector to set some variables, then DLSS Swapper and that registry trick to check the versions ...

It is a minor PITA, but worth it. The results are quite startling.

Hi anybody having issues with flickering on blue skies?? I have 3.1 and adaptive option 

1 hour ago, Hectormd said:

Hi anybody having issues with flickering on blue skies?? I have 3.1 and adaptive option 

Yes (some call it strobing) and as a result I use 3.1 ONLY when flying at night or with cloudy skies. I've tried virtually every combination of settings and can't get rid of it. I thought maybe it was related to Gsync, but as I recall, turning off Gsync doesn't get rid of the flickering...at least for my setup. It's so frustrating because performance with 3.1 is better and there are definitely fewer artifacts.

I would really like to find out why it's happening!!! I suspect it is related to my low fps cap which I need to run at higher scenery settings or else my system CPU is overwhelmed.

1 hour ago, Hectormd said:

Hi anybody having issues with flickering on blue skies?? I have 3.1 and adaptive option 

Thank you for saving more from wasting my day today trying to fix this. I spent all night last night thinking this was something to do with my system or monitor, changed every setting imaginable including turning  with gsync on and off and still have this awful strong flickering/strobing effect in the sky.
Didn't see other reports of it so assumed it was my setup and it was driving me mad because the performance in Adaptive mode is incredible.
If I use a fixed FG multiplier the flickering goes away.

1 hour ago, somiller said:

Yes (some call it strobing) and as a result I use 3.1 ONLY when flying at night or with cloudy skies. I've tried virtually every combination of settings and can't get rid of it. I thought maybe it was related to Gsync, but as I recall, turning off Gsync doesn't get rid of the flickering...at least for my setup. It's so frustrating because performance with 3.1 is better and there are definitely fewer artifacts.

I would really like to find out why it's happening!!! I suspect it is related to my low fps cap which I need to run at higher scenery settings or else my system CPU is overwhelmed.

I am running in MSFS2024 with a rock solid 80 FPS cap and constant frame time and I'm still getting it badly, even when just parked up in a default aircraft doing nothing and my CPU (9800X3D with 64GB RAM, 4090) doing absolutely nothing and at 30% utilisation so I don't honestly think its your cap or your CPU. There is no flickering for me in any other program or application, only in MSFS (When the flickering is happening if I hit the Win button to bring up the taskbar, the flickering immediately stops). Wondering if its an MSFS specific problem?

It happens in Xplane too when you use more than 2X FG in LS. Happens in some other games too I believe. 

After some >>testing<< ( not "resting" as @psolk noticed I had written initially 🙂 ) I am using TAA on FS 2024 and Lossless with FG 2x mode. 

I'm on a 3060Ti 8GB VRAM GPU 

Looks great and I can maintain smooth 60 FPS with frames caped at 30 through Rita Tuner.

Edited March 15, 20251 yr by jcomm

7 minutes ago, jcomm said:

After some resting I am using TAA on FS 2024 and Lossless with FG 2x mode. 

I'm on a 3060Ti 8GB VRAM GPU 

Looks great and I can maintain smooth 60 FPS with frames caped at 30 through Rita Tuner.

I am glad you got some rest 😉 

2 hours ago, jcomm said:

After some resting I am using TAA on FS 2024 and Lossless with FG 2x mode. 

I'm on a 3060Ti 8GB VRAM GPU 

Looks great and I can maintain smooth 60 FPS with frames caped at 30 through Rita Tuner.

If I used your above settings, then I would recommend also:

setting monitor refresh rate to 60 (never higher). 

And setting sync mode OFF in Lossless. 

And vert sync OFF in Nv Control Panel. 

And vert sync mode off in MSFS options.

Doing all that will prevent screen tearing. (sync mode OFF in losseless says "allow tearing", but actually setting it OFF prevents tearing if you have set a limit of 30 in Riva Tuner and are using 2X in lossless, and also have monitor refresh rate set to 60.

EDIT: because tearing happens when fps goes above the monitor refresh rate. (I have no clue how using a true G-sync monitor would change all my recommendations because I have no experience using a true G-sync monitor).

Edited March 15, 20251 yr by Fielder

9 hours ago, Hectormd said:

Hi anybody having issues with flickering on blue skies?? I have 3.1 and adaptive option 

I had this too, went back to regular FG.

2 hours ago, Fielder said:

If I used your above settings, then I would recommend also:

setting monitor refresh rate to 60 (never higher). 

And setting sync mode OFF in Lossless. 

And vert sync OFF in Nv Control Panel. 

And vert sync mode off in MSFS options.

Doing all that will prevent screen tearing. (sync mode OFF in losseless says "allow tearing", but actually setting it OFF prevents tearing if you have set a limit of 30 in Riva Tuner and are using 2X in lossless, and also have monitor refresh rate set to 60.

EDIT: because tearing happens when fps goes above the monitor refresh rate. (I have no clue how using a true G-sync monitor would change all my recommendations because I have no experience using a true G-sync monitor).

Thank you @Fielder, and that's exactly how I have it 👍

No tearing at all !

OK! BTW, I use adaptive for better fps because strobe sky is hardly an issue, barely an inconvenience.

 

 

Haven’t tried this app yet but plan to give it a go. I’m running a 5800X3D with a 4080 on a native gsync 4K 120hz monitor and an additional non gsync monitor as a second screen 

Will aim to use the adaptive mode and from reading this thread it looks like I should set it for a target of 117 FPS, LS scaling off, native FG on, reflex on in NVCP, v-sync off. Have I missed anything there? Currently I use DLSS4 for AA with quality setting and latest preset, will probably stick with that for now. Also using DynamicLOD reset additional to adjust TLOD between 100 and 200 depending on AGL height, OLOD always 200. 

Edited March 18, 20251 yr by mrlip

On 3/15/2025 at 10:02 PM, Fielder said:

If I used your above settings, then I would recommend also:

setting monitor refresh rate to 60 (never higher). 

And setting sync mode OFF in Lossless. 

And vert sync OFF in Nv Control Panel. 

And vert sync mode off in MSFS options.

Doing all that will prevent screen tearing. (sync mode OFF in losseless says "allow tearing", but actually setting it OFF prevents tearing if you have set a limit of 30 in Riva Tuner and are using 2X in lossless, and also have monitor refresh rate set to 60.

EDIT: because tearing happens when fps goes above the monitor refresh rate. (I have no clue how using a true G-sync monitor would change all my recommendations because I have no experience using a true G-sync monitor).

Interesting, I have nearly the same: Monitor @ 60, LLS x2, MSFS VSync Off, NVP MSFS @ 30 fps (evth else = default), BUT:  NVP LLS VSync ON. No tearing issue.