diego999

Adding to the advice above, which I agree with (Intel for gaming makes absolutely no sense right now) I'd say a PD of 1.5 is way too optimistic and well into placebo land. In my experience, and others of this forum, when going above 1.2 or 1.3 you rapidly start to see diminishing returns. Your mileage may vary. And absolutely, get 64GB of RAM.

Have you tried the OV-10 Bronco mod? It's fantastic.

That is caused by DLAA, and DLSS only makes it worse. You can "fix" it by using other anti aliasing method, like TAA or MSAA.

Nice. Glad to have helped.

Your mission seems to have two problems: - Too much speed. The AI logic somewhere decides it doesn't have enough fuel for what you're asking so it aborts the mission and lands on the nearest base available. Reducing speed to a more comfortable .76 Mach seems to make the AI happier. - Initial attack point too far from the target. Even when you check the "visible" option, so the TU-22M is technically seeing the carrier, somehow it decides it's too far to engage. It's very frustrating because there's no feedback from the AI, so you don't know why it's not doing what you want it to do. Just trial and error. I just set a lower speed for the TU-22M and put waypoint 3 around 50miles from the target. Test how it goes. Russia_Finnish_Conflict (1).miz

Everything seems to be working fine on my end. Kola test.miz

I answered in the other thread you made: Please don't make duplicate threads.

Try this example: test.miz

There you can see the route. You have to copy the mod on the Saved Games folder, not on the mail install. Your folders will have other names of course but the important part is Saved Games\DCS folder (whatever its name is)\Liveries. That folder pointed by the arrow is named "default" when you download the mod. Just change it to "english" and it should appear on the droplist inside the game to select the custom cockpit. You have to do the same for each F1 variant (CE, EE, BE).

Have you tried reducing the FoV a bit? It depends on the general shape of your face but you probably can cut it down to 90% or a bit more without noticing the difference. That's a good chunk of pixels you can save.

I'd say Mirage F1. It's more primitive than the M2000 but the same philosophy is already there. Plus, the upcoming F-1M will be similar to the M2000 avionics wise. Performance, naturally, will not.

Thank you. I noticed the addition for choosing the custom cockpit but I didn't realize I had to rename some folders.

Sí. Lo que ya descargaste se guarda y continúa a partir de ahí. No hay que empezar de nuevo. Saludos.

Eagerly waiting for this magnificent airplane.

From your post count and your knowledge it's clear you've been playing for decades, and that's amazing. But you have to understand that probably the majority of us aren't as passionate about the game as you are, and in the end ED cannot survive on a handful of whales buying everything. Right now they're hyping up the WW2 stuff with the Corsair, ww2 Marianas, asset pack, etc. Yet you have zombie planes still flying in circles after being destroyed, and it's been that way for two months. Do you honestly think that's acceptable?

Did you install the FC3 fix that comes with the mod?

Absolutely. We can help with the testing.

Spot on. I'm one of those.

I'm using 572.42. No problems on my end and I won't update until the newer version offers some significant improvements.

Nice. And the temps are good to. You've found the sweet spot. Don't touch anything else.

Nah. At most you'd get a driver crash. That's how you know you went too far. If you don't overvolt you're not going to fry your card. These are mine. Default Very mild unvervolt.

No, because the monitor just acts like a repeater of your VR headset. There's nothing extra being rendered. We've tested this. It makes no difference.

Very good advice. With a slight undervolt my 4070ti Super runs 10°C cooler and the difference is 1-2 fps at most.

1 - No. DCS is nowhere near using 64GB of RAM and it won't be for, at least, a few years. 2 - Yes. 12GB is on the low end of VRAM amount for a 2025 card. You might not notice it right now, but it could start limiting you in a couple of years. If the price difference is not outrageous, go for the ti. More future proof, too. 3 - Yes. Both those cards will laugh at you at 1080p. Throw them a real challenge: 1440p should be a nice upgrade without breaking your bank.

This is good advice, as both of your options aren't good.