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Has anyone found a solution for that one yet? Thanks, Maurice

My bank account (and my wife) thank you profusely :-) . I came very close many times to biting the bullet and spending that money but a little voice inside me kept saying this was not the magic bullet I was hoping for. Thank you again. Maurice

Conclusively inconclusive . Can you possibly quantify the improvement, even if very approximate. Or even better, knowing what you know now and if you could turn back the clock, would you spend that money again? Thanks, Maurice

Hi Mike, Did you notice an improvement over the GTX 690 you used to have? I still have a GTX 690 running three TVs at 5760x1080 and I am wondering whether the switch to a Titan is worth it. Thanks, Maurice

Same here. Very annoying indeed. Maurice

That was one of the first things I tried from 0.1 to 0.5 and that made no difference in the blurries. Thanks, Maurice

I posted a simple test on the P3d forum that shows an easy way to see if blurries exist in your setup. Please take a look if you are interested. http://www.prepar3d.com/forum-5/?mingleforumaction=viewtopic&t=5837 Maurice

No I haven't. A 2-3 hours flight in a Cessna would bore me to death I think . But I don't really see any reason why there would be any problem. I haven't yet played with the radios or GPS so I can't comment on those but they worked ok when I still had FSX.

I seem to recall I had the same problem at the beginning but I don't know/remember what fixed it. Are you setting up your controls with FSUIPC and are you using Saitek rudders (I am)? If you are using FSUIPC, there may be a conflict between FSUIPC and the in game controls. Anyway, the rudder does work ok so I'm sure there is way to fix yours.

Just a couple of short videos to show that the A2A Piper J-3 Cub and the Cessna 172 work quite well in P3d at a resolution of 5760x1080 This is default scenery + FTX Global only. These are instant replay videos so any jerkiness in the videos showed up only during the instant replay and not during the actual flight. Both landings were deliberately done with aggressive forward slips to lose altitude and without using flaps in the Cessna (Piper Cub has no flaps). I just wanted to see how both planes behave while doing a slip. Note: the speed gauge in the Cessna does not move during the instant replay but the rate of descent gauge works ok. All & all, great GA airplanes for P3d & perfect for learning to fly. http://youtu.be/s3yfWhlTVbo http://youtu.be/78F9btzuY8c

I see the same thing as well. This is a total guess on my part but I believe this is totally normal because at low altitudes, you don't see as far in the distance and the autogen is able to load enough objects so that they do not pop up constantly in front of you. At higher altitudes, autogen is not able to load objects as far as you can see so it ends up loading them in big blocks as you get closer For me at least, the popping of autogen objects is much more disturbing at low altitudes than at higher altitudes so I'm quite happy with the way P3d handles autogen at low altitudes. But as I said earlier, I'm really just guessing but overall, I find P3d immensely superior to FSX when it comes to autogen

Strange! I did not notice that myself but I only did a quick try so far. Unless the flicker is pretty bad, I would still use EZCA because the benefits outweigh the flickering, but time will tell

Thank you, Thank you, THANK YOU!!!! That was it. EZCA is now working properly after using the flight wrapper and validating the order info instead of just using the extracted executable. Many thanks again, Maurice

Did exactly all you mentioned but ended up with different result. Ezca starts ok, configurator works ok but no joy. Something else is missing here and it could be the installation key for Ezca. Will try re-installing again soon as I can. Thanks

You may have something here. I had previously installed EZCA with FSX and I had to supply the key. But then, I formatted the drive, reinstalled Windows and only P3d. But when I installed EZCA, it did not ask me for the key which really surprised since this is a brand new registry. So, my problem now is how to force it to ask me for the key. I did one uninstall already and it did not ask me for the key when I re-installed it. I wonder if it just verifies the installation by sending machine info over the Internet for verification. In which case, I'll uninstall again, kill Internet access and see if I get asked for the key next time. Thanks for the tip whether it helps or not but will let you know either way . I was glad to know I'm not going crazy except of course for having any involvement in flight simulation. Maurice