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quote from the manual dcs f16 page 380 Television (TV) Sensor The TV sensor is a charge-coupled device (CCD) television camera that enables the F-16C to identify targets at long-range during daylight hours only. Although the TV sensor only includes one optical field-of-view and is less versatile than the FLIR, the magnification of the TV sensor facilitates target identification at further distances than is possible with the FLIR sensor The TV should have a black screen, just like the picture within the picture.

mission time 23:59. TV mode shows the same image as Whot. TV should have higher resolution and a black image at night.

That won't help you. For me, 99% is enough to drop DCS temperatures by 30°C. On other games it has little effect in performance.You may have to give 90% a try and let me know if it helped.

the picture shows why you have no problem your cpu is evenly loaded. My cpu is not evenly loaded until the previous patch two cores were loaded to 100% in the current version it is three cores at 100%. And here it depends what cpu you have and what operating system you use. My cpu with win 10 when loaded with 3 cores at 100 will drive the frequency to max frequency and thus experience a temperature and power spike. And I have Noctua NH-D15 cooling and 5 fans take care of air circulation in the case. Translated with DeepL.com (free version) for a better idea with hyper threading turned off

For those who don't want to go back to an older version and have a powerful PC and a problem with temperatures. Temporarily lower the turbo boost on the processor in the bios or turn it off. Those who don't go into the bios can achieve a similar result in windows in the power options and reduce the cpu performance % I have 99% and turbo is turned off. Frequency drops from 4.9Ghz to 3.7Ghz temperature 70C to 36C.

Exact same thing for me old 2.9.15.9599.1 new 2.9.16.10523 dcs.log

Same for me. dcs.20241001-170359.log