JoeFackel

Exactly the problem of the handful of simmers who don't understand why our sims look like they look. Realizing how LIMITED this high-end shooters like FarCry, GTA etc. would open some eyes and let them understand why it's always the hardware that has to catch up with flightsims.

If the hardware is crashing the driver it's no wonder P3D will crash also. Too compare that with FSX is ... uhm, not wise because the ESP engine is completely overhauled for new DirectX-Version. Stay away from overclocked GPU's. Running on higher voltages and higher temps meas more wear on the transistors which may resulting in degrading reliability and driver crashes may be the result. If you have the chance then clock it down to NVIDIA's recommended clock and voltage numbers for your GPU.

If this girlfriends are only after the good look then they aren't a big loss 😉

You can for a first shot relocate the other programm with PL, better would be with native AM setting if the addons have them or with a batch file to let the windows scheduler do his job (and he does at best).

You're right, sorry for my typo.

Not a wise thing to switch off HT with only an quadcore IMO. Get P3D with AM=6 to the last three cores and hope your addons have enough space on Core 0

First, try with fps limited to 30. You don't need high fps, you need smoothness.

Highly appreciated! Was already a bit bored by the old SA repaint 😉 Greetings from MATIG

A no brainer: V4.

Theres NOTHING higher demanding on PC hardware, stability and user entusiasm then flightsimming in the "gaming" section of PC software. Never was the last 20 years.

Here we go: 388.31 MSI GTX 1080 vsync on, locked at 20 none. only "maximum performance" for energymanagement

You should try "DXGI + X Plane" ... brings more results. Also "DXGI + Destiny". Edit: and also "DXGI + FSX" Just saying 🤩

Sure ... they're preparing the first 8 updates in advance and that will take some time 😉

Don't forget: it won't give you more fps. But you can gain more smoothness spreading P3D to single cores.

The suggestions i share are based on experience from myself and from others. And the data of GPU-Z has more wisdom in it than assumptions, if the shown GPU-usage near 100% and the temps raised too high the chances to get driver errors is pretty high. And BTW, i don't see a "significant" numbers of users with this DXGI problem.