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Hi Mike,
Sorry to bother you, but where in PL do I find the area that I place the M in Rule, which I currently have sent for gaming.
Regards
Brian
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Hi Mike,
I'm finding that the AF at 61, unlimited frames in P3D, limit frames in Nvidia Profile Inspector to 29.5, FSPS set from 20-30, Vsync on.
I am pleasantly surprised at the increase in frames, especially in and around YPJT and YPPH in my state of Western Australia, No blurries and quiet Smooth.
I have PL set to Xhig0-5 as I cant seem to find the M rule anywhere? (Also I'm not that experienced with PL)
Thankyou for your Kind help.
Regards
Brian ([email protected])
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Hi Brian,
Sorry for the delay in responding.
Sounds good! Looks like you are making significant headway towards getting the sim to perform the way you would like.
There is a wealth of information here at Steve Waite's website: http://www.codelegend.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=2
Process Lasso
As I mentioned in that post, my current rules for Prepar3D.exe are: XihM5p
If you refer to Help - View Documentation and under Index select 3. -> 2. Rules column meaning you will see a breakdown:
X = excluded from ProBalance restraint
ih = Default I/O priority class: High
M5 = Memory priority: 5 - Normal
p = Process will cause the PC to enter a particular Power Profile
I use the Balanced Power Profile option in Windows which allows the system to return to a Power-saving state (Idle) when no longer under load.
As with most things, what you chose to implement is really up to you. Prepar3D will trigger a switch to a High performance state without any user interventions so it's quite likely that Rule 'p' is not really required. Doesn't seem to have any negative effects which is why I have not removed it. You could argue that 'ih' and 'M5' are not required either because they represent the default states, but what the heck!
There are very few hard and fast rules where Prepar3D is concerned as every system and sim setup is different. Sooner or later we all discover that it can take a bit of effort to find what best suits our requirements. This is true especially if you have enhanced the sim with numerous addons and customisations.
Hope this is of some help to you.
Regards,
Mike
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Mike,
Thank you for your reply, it’s all beginning to come together.
I have steered clear of the current path that Ray and Steve were going down as I feared Ray would have a shot at my Australian attempt of the English language, something that we in Aussie have changed to some degree. The Forums certainly take some twists and Turns.
Thanks again, and I will include Steve Waite’s Site in my favourite list.
Kind Regards
Brian
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