Banshee56

Actually, after I replied, I went back and checked and I do have the rolling cache enabled. It's just so weird that it started happening after the latest patch and that fps goes right back up the moment I touch down.

1. I'm using an xBox controller with an analog button for brakes, so sensitivity is non-existant for this axis. This brake behavior is different from two patches ago. 2. Pre-caching on. Rolling cache not enabled. LOD is set at mid-range. Photogrammetry not enabled. Again, it only started happending in the latest patch.

Bought this 414 to use in FSEconomy after reading a few reviews from different sources. Very pleased so far and have seen increases in quality and performance with the various patches. I have been using the PMS GTN750 and have settled into a good routine for takeoff and landings, though I don't use ILS approaches since I've yet to learn how. I generally use VFR/GPS and can do what I want with the plane using that method. With the last two patches, I've noticed two things that affect my enjoyment: 1) When braking upon landing, the plane "pourposes" (i.e. nose gear seems to bounce) until stopped. I tried adjusting the nose gear braking scalar to see if that was a problem, but it didn't have any effect. 2) For three straight flights (Patch 1.3.2), as soon as I make a turn on final approaching an airport, my fps drops to 10 or under after averaging 35-40 in all other parts of the flight. As soon as I touch down, fps instantly jumps back to normal. For my PC, I'm running an Intel 7700, 32GB PC3200 RAM, and Nvidia 3060 graphics card. I haven't updated drivers in a while as I settleled on a version that seemed to give me the best performance in MSFS and other games. Other than drivers, any ideas on what in the options I can change or is this 414 model related since the fps instantly go back up after touching down?