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The only thing that has changed is my CPU though.

Several times now I've had one of the landing gear not extend for landing. The plane flies differently too ,as if only one gear is down.

I am having trouble with this. I am pretty sure its just my file path errors,but wondering if anyone has the english cockpit mod working.Thanks.

Gain switch works in GM and SEA A-G radar mode. Does not work in GMT mode. Thanks!

Well, if you did a fresh windows install, you also need to undo some things: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/options-to-optimize-gaming-performance-in-windows-11-a255f612-2949-4373-a566-ff6f3f474613

I would think MSAA, DLSS and resolution settings are GPU related and have less to do with whatever CPU you are using.

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I upgraded because it was my third 14900K with the intel CPU’s killing themselves. I was just tired of worrying about it. Also not to mention the weird windows update failures, blue screens, and other instabilities. I had just had it with intel. I did all the recommendations. fresh windows install updated bios and latest chipset drivers other games got increases in fps for sure because my gaming ssd is separate it has the old settings from when I ran the 14900K Balanced power plan and tried cores 0-15 and 1-15. the only thing that’s weird to me is how hot this cpu runs. I thought the 14900K was a hot CPU topping out at like 82C my 9959X3D is getting all the way to 91. I even put a contact plate and re applied thermal grizzly. i feel like my CPU isn’t boosting at all. Maybe getting to 3.2ghz on a core while playing DCS. I know something isn’t right but I am so confused as to what it is.

If it might be difficult to make piers for the ship to pull up to and leave Maybe can make tug boats that can attach to the ships and pull them out to sea and put them into port That would be so awesome Thank you

OK I'll contribute! I had to blow the dust off of the Viggen so here's an demo video I made at Nellis. This one is the spectator view and a link for the cockpit video is in the description as well. Enjoy the clip gang! This plane is a lot of fun to fly. https://youtu.be/Ya6bLb9PzgA?si=QZAZjpgfdl8qFtV4

[emoji1787][emoji1787] I know how you feel. I'll certainly give your advice a shot. It makes me appreciate even more these young fellas who had to do all of this in combat and survive. Cheers! Sent from my SM-G998B using Tapatalk

So anyway if it might be difficult to make peers of the ships can maneuver too Maybe we can make tugboats so they can pull up the ships and attach to them and then pull them out to sea Maybe some functionality can be made for that That would be super awesome

I will follow this. I just used the settings from the 14900k which ran just fine.

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Thanks! Glad to help. The mass of the prop will only really eat up some power if you are constantly accelerating/decelerating it. As for your question: I'll refrain from trying to answer this one because I only have limited IRL combat experience (banging head on keyboard, punching fist thru monitor, smashing printers in an open field , etc), and prefer not to give any incorrect info. In DCS, I try not to change throttle much at all, even in combat. Try to manage your energy. Come in for a high speed dive, take your shots, zoom on by and regain the energy up high for the next pass, ideally without touching my throttle or RPM. If things get complicated with the bandit and I'm in a bind, I'll push it up to 2700 RPM only when slow on speed and I need to accelerate quickly, then I'll pull RPM down a little again to keep some speed and not run in first gear too much. Is it the correct way? I dunno. I'm always learning. It works for me, but then again, I also get shot up a lot I'm much more comfortable with the engineering stuff over combat

Are you thinking that the phrase "Air-to-Ground" means that it should have an "Air" capability to the radar while also being able to have the "Ground" capability?? Are you thinking it should show you air targets as well??

PGM 1 is the most accurate, not PGM 5. PGM 5 is the least accurate. But also, the original bug that you linked to, had to deal with the accuracy of the HARM itself when a SAM's radar turned off. This was addressed in the latest update. Seems like a misunderstanding of how the system works. PGM 2 is still pretty accurate but it should not have been as accurate as it was when radar emissions stopped. Weapons. Fixed the AGM-88C being overly accurate, even when the target radar emissions cease. Fixed edge case where a target ID is passed to the missile, but the target stops radiating before seeker delay. Increased seeker range to match HAS implementation more closely.

Ok, thanks!

Absolutely, If you want to mock one up however you like Im more than happy to adapt it to the system.

Great post GT, this helped me understand constant speed props more. Also, we tend to forget that the massive propeller (13ft diameter IIRC) has a mass that has to be moved by the engine, so you lose some HP there. I would like to know what settings were used for combat when you are constantly changing throttle quite abruptly at times. I assume the engineers come up with max continuous as a balancing point of not overloading the engine, not overspending the prop, preventing knocking, and providing enough thrust for combat manoeuvring. Included in this is the pilot not having to spend brain power on thinking of all of this in a dogfight. Cheers! Sent from my SM-G998B using Tapatalk

I feel your disappointment - Users spend Thousands of Dollars on computer equipment and modules after watching one of the carefully staged and Edited DCS Beyond Video. Some Users who shield DCS and pretend to be in authority here will be quick to dissmiss your complaint as your expecting too much and the Devs are too busy hey you can still get some great screen shots. Just make sure there are no tanks stuck on top of plants - inverted taxiing aircraft spinning on their cockpit roofs - Dead Aircraft flying in endless loops - Trains going backwards or up in the sky out to sea - Trains passing through each other and bouncing back and forth between waypoints. Some comical videoes showing the issues should be placed on YouTube. Hard to believe but no one Listens or is interested or fixes these problems. Maybe too busy creating scary hand cam from the 1960`s so you can watch your own joystick hand thunderbirds style on screen. Maybe 4k Pilot eyebrows with growth control that are also affected by the inside rain effects.

Any chance of getting more helicopter specific templates? Id be more than happy to help out with that if it was useful.

Yup, I use SimShaker. Just sharing here that if you go this route, you will need to get their current beta version for the Corsair feedback. They just added the Corsair recently, but haven't moved it to their stable release yet. I've flown with it for a few days now, no issues, just in case beta stuff scares you, which would be ironic flying the Corsair

Thanks for that! But the question can be raised why does HB communicate in Discord and not here, in the official ED forum? I hate Discord and try avoiding it wherever I can.