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Agree with you Spilok
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That"s interesting. Using 5.4 here with smoothness. Just recently re-installed 5.4 along with 4.5. It was a test to see how those old flight sims would run. 4.5 was straigthforward. no problem on initial install. 5.4 was different. I had to tune first the affinity settings for the cpu: i9 14900k, that was easy also. But still had few stutters here and there particularly in panning in/out of the cockpit. Long story short: my monitor is 240hz tuned it down to 60hz and applied the vsync with no framerate limit and triple buffer. Smooth ever since, actually re-installed more stuff a/c and scenery. Cheers, Pierre
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I understand that Mike. But your 3 screen configuration and 3 4090s make it a different ball game.
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Let's be clear. Smooth Motion works with XP12. I am using it now and have the past 2 weeks.
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SM is not compatible with FG frame generation.
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Do not worry about the >optimization> thing it is only: Nvidia applying general in game settings for the application. If you have set your game settings to your liking you do not need the Optimization thing. What is important is the supported program trick that will allow you to use Smooth Motion. By the way, there is a new Nvidia app out now: 1105245 Cheers,
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The XP12 prg is not supported. But there is a trick in letting the Nvidia App think that it is a supported program. i use eurotrucks2.exe linking to XP12 (as a copy, I'll explain) and activate SM. The trick is simple: you copy your XP12.exe somewhere, rername the XP12 copy to eurotrucks2.exe and SM will work fine. Have used this trick this past 2 weeks and works well. Frames are doubled. Cheers, Pierre the original idea came from someone else on the web
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I think Active Sky does a better job with that. Presently flying in NZ and with default wx I get snow at some places like nzmf but not with AS.
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Glad to hear and tks for the details Cheers,
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the motherbord?
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which p3d version?
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Could be many thiings. 1. pw 1kw is fine; 2. reseat the gpu, make sure it is thight. Take a look with a flashlight; 3. use DDU to re-install drivers; 4. which brand gpu? Good luck
