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I really like it, but as other say, its superhard on FPS. 4K, all settings on max, terrain/object LOD at 300/150, it hovers around 60fps with DLSS3 on a 4090+5900X. PMDG, Fenix, Kodiak all are above 120fps so definitely improvements to be made:-) GPU@100% so its not bottlenecked by the CPU.

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So, using a 6900XT, you get your info and strong opinions from what...youtube vids? Why do people who do not have a 4090 make assumptions based on nothing but rumours and posts from other ppl who does not own a 4090? If you have a 4090 and forgot to update your sig, and you have actually tested DLSS 3 and didn't like it, then fine, maybe DLSS 3 is not for everybody...if you base your opinion on what you read...then I'm inclined to say STFU.

Yes, if you stop, if you zoom, if you're looking at tiny details, if you're searching for errors, small glitches and what no...you will find them. If you don't, and you play, it is absolutely awesome...going from 60-70 til 120-140 fps is magnificent and I don't care if there is a tiny dot missing in the distance, cause I will not notice it while flying. It may be marketing, but for those of us playing at 4k and have a 4090, DLSS 3 is groundbreaking. "Nobody realy needs sutch an Grafikcard - IMO ! " - nobody needs a Lambo neither, but still...

DLSS3 is only available in the SU11 beta I think(DLSS3 is called nVidia DLSS frame generation), so if you have not opted inn for the beta, I strongly suggest you do so. I'm running 4K/Ultra settings with DLSS3 and it is absolutely stunning. From 4K medium settings and 70fps(3080 Ti)---> to 4k ultra and now seeing 140+ fps is quite something.

Nope, PEBKAC, VR is working fine, been using Win11 and Quest 2 since august, not one single issue with VR or MSFS2020.

No "scientific" method really, I just used the Automatic --> Undervolt GPU to figure out a safe undervolt and just went with that. As for the Max and min freq, I used the same method for Max, had the min at the same lvl, but that caused som CTDs, so dialed it down by the hundreds till the CTDs stopped:-) Using memory timing at 2100+ is considered safe, but it caused some CTDs as well, so dialed it down a bit and it settled at around 2075. Power limit is set and forget at max. XFX is a fairly good AIB, so your results may vary depending on brand. For me these settings has been super solid for the last 2 months. The undervolt is the magic behind the great Timespy scores and FPS boosts ingame:-)

I have the XFX 6900XT and was experiencing some CTDs randomly, but fixed it by first auto undervolting the card in the AMD software and later on manually tuning the card somewhat, and it is now 100% stable;

Impressed so far, 60-65 fps(still that Main thread limitation bug) sitting at gate 25 on ENBR(CAVOK), roughly the same fps as the C-152 and JF P28 Arrow. Nice sounds, looks pretty...next is learning to fly the darn thing:-) Initialization took less than 3 minutes on my end, but I guess that is HW dependent. Just sold my 3080, so next test will be on my new 6900XT later this evening.

I think that will be individual for each usecase. For me personally it didn't take any getting used to at all. The 1000R is designed to match your eyecurve when sitting at aprox 1m from the monitor, so if you are sitting far away, the curve might a little to much. Regardless, there is zero eye strain or any other physical issues, it works just as any other monitor.

I have the the 32-inch G7 version and I couldn't be happier. Its great in pretty much all aspects and to me deserves a perfect score. I came from a 35-inch Ultrawide BenQ and went back to widescreen due to better compability with some games I like and I don't really miss the UW at all. If you decide to get it, make sure to get the latest firmware(1009.3) so you don't suffer the flickering issue when using G-sync. For some, the 1000R takes some getting used to, but for me coming from 1500R it wasn't such a huge difference.

I think you simply are bottlenecked by your CPU...6800k is still a great, but it will definatly bottleneck a 3080...especially in VR I'm afraid.

I wrote in the Oculus one as well, but here goes again; Oculus Quest 2 and no problems whatsoever. Stutterfree and to me, a beatiful and polished VR experience where you can actually use the mouse as you would in standard view. Simple centerview with spacebar, return to non-VR with ctrl+tab, graphics-settings for VR is a separate setting and returns to your usual settings when out of VR. To me; 10/10 Ryzen 9 5900X 32gb 3600cl16 3080 TUF

Oculus Quest 2 and no problems whatsoever. Stutterfree and to me, a beatiful and polished VR experience where you can actually use the mouse as you would in standard view. Simple centerview with spacebar, return to non-VR with ctrl+tab, graphics-settings for VR is a separate setting and returns to your usual settings when out of VR. To me; 10/10 Ryzen 9 5900X 32gb 3600cl16 3080 TUF

Its been a while since I used XP10 and my HW has also changed some time ago, but from what I recall, it was the powersetting alone that trippled my fps. I also think it affected just a few gpu's from the 7xx og 9xx-series but I can not confirm this, so thats just a guess on my part:-) I've not had this problem in XP11 on my 1070.