jackill

I installed Optiscaler some time ago for tests, but I was disappointed with quality of FSR 3.0. Some time ago, I stumbled upon an article describing how to run FSR 4.0 on RDNA 3.0 (Radeon 7800XT in my case). Result is quite compelling - quality of AA is better than MSAA, minimal ghosting and just a hint of artifacts. Also ground shadows shimmering is gone. Performance vise it not that great, there is a big overhead (2 ms on 60 fps) from it, but even with scale 1.0 it's on per with performance of MSAAx4, giving better visuals.

I have the same problem with this mission. My specs: AMD Ryzen 5700x3D 32 GB DDR4 3600MHz AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT WIN10 With or without wake turbulence it gets choppy as soon as flak hits and especially when bombers drop bombs.

Literally unplayable

There are new mirror options in Settings. In my case by default it went to a low quality and without "every frame", check there if everything is set to good quality.

And individually folded mirrors, it’s novelty I believe?

Noted, will test without it.

I am not sure, I didn't tested specifically for it lately. I will try to test some more. It was shared to forum by Bignewy a few times: It started using it a while after MT was released. But maybe you are right - it does nothing now. As I said above, I will try to test more. But for sure for older builds I was seeing performance improvements and Core 0 was not on 100% all the time.

I removed it, and then DCS seems to max out core 0 (see screenshot). Interesting. For sure I am seeing some changes how cores are used, but maybe it does not have any impact over performance. I never had issues with stuttering, just on some scernarios I was CPU bound.

I have basically the same CPU, but from, the beginning I am using mt.lua added to Saved Games\DCS\Config and for fps limiter just Radeon Chill. multithreading = { exclusiveMainRenderCore = false } Maybe you could try it.

+1 Also you can try using compression if you have SSD and modern CPU:

Thanks! I will remember to save track if any issue will happen

I had the same - traffic jam on taxiway. But I restarted the mission and let one more plane to taxi before me, then it didn't happened again. Unfortunately I don't have track to investigate for ED, but @Sluggish Controls try mission again, but start taxiing in different order.

No such issue for me, it's centering to the same number each time: Maybe take it apart from housing and check if some bolt tightening board/sensor/cam loosened?

+1 to what Screamadelica wrote. I am switching on pump shortly during startup to pressurise the system, then switching off for a startup, warm up and taxi. After the start I'm switching it on permanently (+ pitot tube heater). Also when main tanks are getting empty on high altitude, it could be needed to pressurise them via this valve: null