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baileya1c

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  1. Adaptive vsync and SLI would be a game changer for me.
  2. Well, it doesn't work in FSX either. There must be something I'm missing. I can't lock my frames at 30 without inducing stutter madness. My monitor won't do 30 hertz either. Shouldn't have went cheap on the monitor I suppose.
  3. Can someone please help me. When I select half refresh rate(trying NVidia control panel or inspector)my fps still goes to 60fps. My monitor is 60 hertz. Other games I have tried that work properly and cap the fps at 30 are DCS World, X-Plane and Aerofly FS. I'm not sure why P3D doesn't work with adaptive v-sync half refresh rate. Anyone have any ideas? This is driving me nuts as maintaining 60 fps is difficult and I get massive stutters trying. If I lock the fps to ANYTHING I get massive stutters, the only smooth sim experience I get is with v-sync on and that is only smooth when I can maintain 60 fps. No tweaks in config other than AffinityMask 84. If I disable v-sync in game, I get wildy fluctuating fps but usually maintain above 60 as long as I don't lock fps. I would love to have adaptive v-sync work so I can run off of 30 fps with unlimited frames on and v-sync on. That is the only way I can see simming with any reasonable settings and fluidity. This is driving me nuts! System Specs: I7 3770k at 4.4Ghz GTX 670 x 2, SLI disabled for P3D SSD 60 hertz LCD monitor Windows 8.1 Prepar3d v2.2

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