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Can somebody check if ghosting of scrolling numbers (altitude/speed tape) is better with dlss4?

Interesting that nvidia now offers what is essentially their own DLSS swapper

Where do you see if an update has taken place?

Since their ML algorithms already detect trees based on satellite images, maybe use that to automatically create exclusion zones that disables PG data around detected trees. Might be easier to implement instead of training ML on 3D data.

Take a look at this document, though not sure if it'll help in your case: https://ts.thrustmaster.com/download/games-compatibility/AIRBUS_Mapping_Xbox_MSFS24.pdf Also take a look at the Windows Gamecontroller properties (aka this window). Make sure that when you move your rudder axis slowly, the corresponding indicator moves smoothly and without any twitching. I had a similar problem. Turns out that my USB cable of the Sidestick was coiled up with other cables which caused weird interference.

Let's just hope that installing addons locally doesn't increase sim loading times. I mean, it shouldn't really matter wether the files are being streamed from the hard drive or from the cloud.

Indeed. I was stuck at 97% too, until I figured out it was because of an issue with the FlyTampa Corfu scenery, which I purchased in MSFS2020 at some point.

Aside from the bugs and loading issues—which I completely agree with, by the way—I find the complaint about being "forced" to fly fixed-wing aircraft in an optional career mode a bit silly. Especially when you can specialize in the helicopter skill tree fairly early on. It's like complaining in a racing simulator that you have to do car missions before unlocking motorcycle missions. While there's nothing wrong with preferring helicopters, he's acting as if fixed-wing aircraft are the bane of his existence.

It's now available in all 4 Editions

To get a good picture on the overall data consumption, we need a more detailed analysis than simply the peak bandwidth. What is the average bandwidth? How does it differ when flying over populated vs less populated areas. The 81GB per hour assumes that the bandwidth is constantly at the measured peak bandwidth of 180 MBbit/s.