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The maker of this video has a different opinion. It is remarkable that the flights over Europe he is showing are pretty much off compared to RL weather, where in the USA ASFS is pretty accurate.

Thanks a lot, Bob, that answers the question I, too, had Hans

How can one do his/her homework without being in the possession of the product's manual, yet? Don't move away from these questions, please, rather reply to them or don't be a wise acre and patronize the OP

There are a few threads on Active Sky FS in general, the OP just wants a reply to three answers to three direct questions which are difficult to find in the avalanche of messages in the by you mentioned threads. Aamof, I would like to know the answers to the OP's questions, too, without having to struggle through 100+ messages. 🙂

The best in fact 🙂 Anyway, I, for one, am more than happy with the Fenix A320 being here and ever since they released their first version, I haven't been flying another aircraft. I couldn't care less if they won't release their A319 and/or A321 as long as their A320 will be around

I, too, had CPU usage related problems with FSHud. In my case CPU temperatures became very high, I did contact the developer but this contact did not result in a solution for my problem. I was informed that my problem could be hardware related. My task-manager did not point into that direction. And so it is goodbye FSHud for me. I hope you will get a better result out of your contact with FSHud.

I had the impression that RTSS couldn't be used with NVidia. (I am just trying to avoid reading another 100+ page manual 🙂 )

Thanks, I will give it a try by locking my fps in NCP and disabling V-Sync then and see what happens.

What about CPU and GPU temperatures? Are they not getting too hot?

I wouldn't know if it is working in DX12 but unfortunately I found that using Vsync in NCP together with max fps set to half of the monitor's frequency gives some problems with undocking instrument panels. (Wrote about that in a few messages back)

Today I noticed that when I undock more than 2 instrument panels to my 2nd monitor my fps is going down. This didn't use to be the case so far. I could undock 4 panels to mu 2nd without any drop in fps. So I hope that someone can help me and tell me what I might have done wrong to achieve this unwelcome fact. I am running FS2020 in DX-11 with V-sync set in NCP (as per my yesterday's thread in this forum). Other than that nothing, afaik, has been deliberately changed by myself, other than I did a small flight in DX-12 but then went back to DX-11 again. I am puzzled, what did I overlook or screw up? 🙂 Thanks for any help, Hans Resolution: After disabling V-Sync in NCP and enabling it again insim, all went fine. Why? How come? Beats me, I don't know

I understood that this mod is not multi-monitor compatible and only can be used under DX-12. (I'm still using DX-11)

No G-sync here, GregH, but I also will try out your suggestion by turning V-sync on/off in sim briefly while setting it to 100% and V-sync in NCP is active.

Thanks, Rhett, Will try so at my next flight(s)

Thanks a bunch, I'll give that a go.