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Yes, the birds are attacking my A-10's left wing. That's it...except probably not! Haha, that was really funny. You would need a shit-ton of birds to cause an A-10 to barrel roll. That aside, let me stress that this is a very sudden barrel roll to the left which will stop once the aircraft is turned at a 50-60 degree angle. I will get home in an hour and test it out once again without the rudder pedals. I'm doubtful that that will fix it but we shall see.

So, based on your comment Crosser, it sounds like this is some kind of strange bug. But what doesn't make sense to me is that it just started happening for me yesterday. My aircraft never did this prior to last night (and I did not change any settings between then). Makes absolutely no sense...

Right, but I was not touching the rudder pedals at that time. I do still need to re-assign them (just got the pedals) but the pedals are completely idle when the rolling happens. Perhaps they were slightly off-centered and then the rolling happened. I'll check later tonight and post what I find out.

Not sure if this is a known bug, but DCS: A-10 crashes on a frequent basis if I use eyefinity while playing. The game has never crashed (and by crashed I mean crash to desktop) while playing in single-display mode. Please let me know if you would like me to provide further information. Thanks!

I have been playing A-10 for the last few weeks now and just started encountering a weird "issue" last night. Just after take-off, my A-10 rolls hard left if I take my hand off the stick for over 15 seconds. This happens after I have trimmed the aircraft and made sure it is flying completely level. Any ideas why this random rolling is happening? I am using a Hotas Warthog stick with Saitek combat rudder pedals if that helps at all. Perhaps this is a hardware issue or am I not compensating for some kind of other factor in-game? Perhaps my flaps are not closed completely even though I thought they were? Thanks for the advice.

That's awesome man! Really cool. So you can use it to fully control the CDU / MFDs? I thought the application was not able to constantly update the CDU / MFD screens. Is that correct? If so, then how could it be used to control both devices? Sorry if I've missed something.

Dude this is absolutely awesome. I would love to see a working MFCD app. Perhaps the DCS team can fund / sponsor you. Imagine how cool that would be if you could just flick your finger and go back and forth between the two MFCDs. Also, just curious to get your own perspective on this: why do you prefer starting the A-19 with the iPad vs. using TrackIR and a mouse to do it? More immersive? Less confusing? Thanks for answering.

Thanks for the reply WarriorX. I am running Win 7 64-bit so yes, my operating system will be able to use the extra memory. Is there a way to display a FPS counter in-game? Also, a random memory question for anyone who might have encountered this issue before: I originally had 8 GB of DDR 3 Corsair memory installed in my system. However, I purchased 4 GB of memory at a later date and, while it was still Corsair, the timings of the newer set of memory were different that the older 4 GB of memory. That said, I started to experience random BSOD's which occured while working within Win 7 at any time. The BSOD's had the listed message of "Memory Management Error." As a result, I tested all 8 GB of memory with memtest86+ and everything checked out fine after 24 hours of testing. However, when I removed the newer set of memory, my BSOD's went away entirely (2 months now when it was a daily occurance before). So, in light of my listed history, my question is does mixing two sets of DDR 3 memory with different timings often lead to system instability? If so, is there a way to counteract this problem? Thanks for the help!

Quick question: does upgrading from 4 GB RAM to 8 GB make a significant difference in FPS? Here are my specs: AMD Phenom II X6 3.2 GHz ATI Radeon 6870 1GB 4 GB DDR3 Corsair 7200 RPM HDD 750 Watt PSU Thanks in advance for any advice offered.