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It does seem that the only fix for this is to completely stop using the F10 map in VR or upgrade to a GPU with at least 24GB VRAM.

I’m still having this issue as well. It appears that the whole map and its assists are being loaded in the F10 view, which floods your GPU’s VRAM. I would appreciate it if anyone has a workaround or if someone from ED could comment on this issue as it really is a game breaking bug for those of us In VR.

Since the latest updated (2.9.6), this issue still persists. One user has suggested using Alt Tab to restore the video memory, but this does not fix the issue for me. Is it possible to get an official update on this game breaking bug yet?

I'm having a similar issue. My FPS is fine when during the flight but as soon as I check the f10 map (which is essential on a MP server), my FPS becomes really unstable, and my quest 3 headset becomes laggy in my right eye. Its like as if my headset or graphics card cant sustain going in and out of the F10 map view. Could it be a VRAM issue as I only have a 10GB card? I have set my textures to medium to help reduce VRAM load.

I have the same issue, and it happens when I press the F10 map on a busy server. I think it may be VRAM related as my graphics card is only 10GB, and the F10 map loads all assets in. Have you found a solution other than restarting DCS?

Hi Guys, Bit of a strange one however, I have set up my CM3 throttle and I have created a deadzone (21) so that I am getting true idle when the throttle is all the way back to the first detent (I am using the classic detents). I have noticed though that when taxying, small CM3 throttle inputs from idle match the the movement of the thrust levers in the sim which is great. The issue occurs when I get airborne and the throttle movement out of idle does not match the actual CM3 throttle movement. It's almost as if the deadzone is causing a slight delay when out of idle, and more travel is needed for it to move the thrust levers in DCS. It's only a small band of travel but it is noticeable. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks.

Hi Guys, Bit of a strange one however, I have set up my CM3 throttle and I have created a deadzone (21) so that I am getting true idle when the throttle is all the way back to the first detent (I am using the classic detents). I have noticed though that when taxying, small CM3 throttle inputs from idle match the the movement of the thrust levers in the sim which is great. The issue occurs when I get airborne and the throttle movement out of idle does not match the actual CM3 throttle movement. It's almost as if the deadzone is causing a slight delay when out of idle, and more travel is needed for it to move the thrust levers in DCS. It's only a small band of travel but it is noticeable. Does anyone have any ideas? Cheers.

Hello, I have received my CM3 throttle and I am in the process of configuring and setting it all up. I have researched and found that the Z axis on the right hand throttle grip is the best for the zoom feature. I am however, running into issues when assigning the Z axis with the zoom function in DCS. The main concern is that the Z axis has a centre detent, and when the slider is placed in the centre detent within DCS it is really zoomed in. Is there any way to set a default zoom with the correct FOV without having to move it out of this detent as it can be really sensitive and fiddly? Can someone help and show how they have assigned this axis with zoom correctly? Thanks.

So if I check this box, would it cause any potential performance issues?

It must be something significant like MT or DLSS.

@BIGNEWYwould it be possible to get an update on this? Thanks.

@BIGNEWY Would it please be possible for you to look further into this bug and look at the track file? Many thanks.

Hello, So I’m thinking about purchasing a Dell Optiplex 7040 to use as a dedicated server to play liberation missions. The server box I’m looking at will have 16GB of ram. Is this enough in order to play heavy liberation missions (just me as a client) on Syria? For context my main gaming rig is a 5800X3D, 64GB ram, RTX 3080. I think I’m experiencing rubber banding as I’m currently using a dedi on my own rig, hence the reason why I’m looking at getting another machine. Thanks!

So the workaround would be to only play this mission in single player? I would rather play this in multiplayer due to performance issues. Is there a way to play this in the multiplayer server tracks as stated above?

Hello, Please find attached the track replay file. As you can see the flight deck crew are just walking in the same position. It may be worth noting that I'm running liberation off a dedicated server on the same machine - could this be the culprit? Although I have seen this to some extent on an normal multiplayer server. Thanks. liberation_nextturn-20230208-092832.trk

I have an issue/ bug with the Supercarrier module, in that the deck crew will keep walking in the same position and not move when there are no aircraft at the catapults. They just walk on the spot? The deck crew will work fine when there is an aircraft being connected on the catapult and taking off. This seems really annoying and immersion breaking. I’m just wondering whether anyone has had a similar issue? I’ve found this issue when playing multiplayer - I’ve yet to try out with single player. Thanks.

Hi guys - I have the following spec: 5600x/ RTX 3080 10GB (FE) / 64 GB Ram I'm thinking about upgrading to a 5800X3D as I mainly play simulation games such as DCS. I use 3440 X 1440 resolution, but does anyone think I will see any gains if I upgrade? Thanks!

I can confirm that I also have the screen flicker! Thankfully after reading this thread it confirms it’s not a hardware GPU issue as other people can replicate. I have an Nvidia GPU (3080) and I think it’s to do with the angle of the sun from the horizon in certain lighting conditions. Do we know if the devs can replicate this issue often and if it’s planning on being resolved in the next beta update? Thanks.

Does it not meet the recommend specs for running a server? OS 64-bit Windows 10; CPU: Core i5+ at 3+ GHz or AMD FX / Ryzen; RAM: 8 GB (16 GB for heavy missions); Free hard disk space: 100 GB on Solid State Drive (SSD); Integrated video card;

so would the refurb workstation work well?

My current systems is RTX 3080 FE, 5600x , 32GB RAM (64 is ordered). And I'm thinking about purchasing a refurb workstation to act as a dedicated server: Intel Core i5-4590S @ 3.0 ghz, 500GB SSD, 16GB RAM

Hi Guys, So I've been playing Liberation recently and I've set up a dedicated server on my own machine which works reasonably well. But I was wondering if I were to purchase a second machine with DCS server recommended specs, and use this as a dedicated server, would I see a greater uplift in performance? Has anyone tried this? Thanks!

Hi Guys, So I have recently started playing liberation with a server set up on the same machine, but I've noticed that my ram is getting full (up to 31.5 GB ) whilst on the Syria map on a fairly large campaign. Would I notice much of a difference upgrading from 32 GB to 64 GB? DCS has crashed on me before whilst running Liberation and I believe it could be because my ram is full. I do have other programmes open like TrackIR, Sim shakers and obviously the DCS server. Any thoughts welcome!

Why did you buy a dedicated server? Instead why not run it of the same machine?

I currently have 32 GB ram, so IMO an upgrade to 64 GB is unnecessary.