Aero_105

I ended up setting a 15 deadzone on JOY_RZ to reduce unintentional rudder. I tend to use rudder to make small corrections in flight. When should you use rudder then, taxi, take off and landing at low speeds? The AJS37 does have a low angle of attack 20 degrees or less just as the Mig 21. The AJS37 flys just not near as aggressive as a F-15.

I made sure arcade/game flight mode is off. I did not have any mods. I ran a repair still no change. Here is a trk file. The AJS37 flys like a rocking boat. If the airspeed goes below the 4 mark the aircraft is very unstable. AJS37TestRun2.trk

I am running a 2 week trial on the AJS37 and find the flight characteristics poor and unstable. I also notice their isn't much engine thrust. A F-15 is on my back in no time. Am I missing something I adjusted the control axis tune and nothing has changed. I have SPAK enabled. I am coming from flying a F-18, F-16, F-15 and M2000. The performance of this aircraft is worse than a Mig 21. Growling Sidewinder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVKjFG_suOI demostration flight model does not compare to my current one with the AJS37.

@sleighzy Changed the settings from "Tuning Tips" and no change in fps performance.

From Memory Express yesterday they had: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X for $260 CAD ROG STRIX B550-A for $225 CAD Corsair DDR 4 64GB for $150 CAD I may wait a year before I do an whole system upgrade. I have a dual boot system with both Win 7 and Win 10 as Win 7 does come handy when running older programs. Could you give this mission file attached a try to see if your frames dips considerably. You may have to use mission editor to change the player aircraft depending on what you have. Right ctrl + pause to view fps in dcs. dogfightSu27.miz

I did do an upgrade went from hdd to ssd, 4GB Ram to 16GB then the graphics card went from 2GB to 8GB video Ram. I am just getting started into DCS and don't want to over commit. I get 70 fps average but the program spikes my cpu then the frames drop to about 20 fps now. I am wondering if the developers could make further adjustments as my system does meet low end requirements.

I have two DCS installs with two DCS profiles under Saved Games. I change two folders accordingly to switch from version 2.7.18.30765 to 2.9.7.59263 which is the latest. In version 2.9.7.59263 with LOD Switch factor set to .1 there were less major frame drops less frequently. Things are improving but still not there yet.

Unless they optimized their program more efficiently. I am looking for what particular event that is causing the frame drops. Maybe I can then edit a file or something. I need a way that I can rule out if it is hardware related or not.

I rolled back DCS update further from 2.9.5.55918 to 2.7.18.30765 and it works good! With update 2.7.18.30765 my CPU load averages 76% and GPU load now doubles to about 60%. There is no fps limiter with update 2.7.18.30765. How can I get the same performance with update 2.7.18.30765 to the latest update?

When doing a dogfight against a single Su 27 I get frame rate drop to single digits every 15 seconds or so. When doing a dogfight against a F 14 the frames are more smoother. My CPU averages 86% or less on all cores and the GPU averages about 30% load. The GPU memory usage is about 4GB or less. My set fps are 45 max. How can I get the fps to stay near that mark? What I tried so far: check affinity disable power management roll back nvidia driver from 560.94 to 445.87 set power management to high performance 0 parked cores roll back DCS update from 2.9.7 to 2.9.5.55918 set pagefile size to 32768 ran windows 10 in safemode then ran a test mission Su 25 against a Su27 since offline check dcs.exe hdd usage to one drive renamed DCS saved game folder to DCS.bak disabled hotplug plug device detection I have attached a dxdiag.txt, a trk file, dcs.log and settings image CPU: AMD Phenom II X4 955 GPU: Nvidia GTX 1070 RAM: 16GB DDR3 SSD: 480GB DxDiag.txt testPiece1.trk dcs.log