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You mean "cockpit mods", my English cockpit mods? If so, yes some friends have already reported that problem. I need to check all of my mods. Please stand by.

OK guys, thanks for all inputs. Obviously I must check all FC3 aircraft mods. Thanks.

Nowadays I'm trying to come back to DCS World world. I was away due to some business stuff. I'll check my mod. But I need to hear some voices from other users.

Yea I saw the video too, and it made me want to fly the Harrier in DCS again.

For a test or working on any mod or something, sometimes I run DCS without any HOTAS connected. Later, when I run DCS with my HOTAS, I see that DCS doesn't recall the modifier. I have to set modifier again. (No problem with keybindings).

What does VDS stand for?

It's modelled I believe. In Aerobatics Server, I remember I've seen the dust coming from the Chinook.

Extract the "Sound" folder into "C:\Users\{your-PC-name}\Saved Games\DCS\" Try this mod. I hope it helps. Sounds.zip

There was a sound mod that reduces engine sound and increases rotor sound in cockpit. I currently use it but couldn't find in User Files page. I suggest you to search the mod section of the forum... or anybody could paste the link.

Ouch. I too encountered 1 FPS performance a few times tho. Did you check the mouse? Even the mouse was moving in 1 FPS.

I've never seen any problem (BSOD, any error message, CTD or something - nothing) with my CPU. What does that mean? Can I consider that there's no serious degradation on my CPU, or what?

"According to Intel, a too-high CPU voltage supply can occur not just under load, but also when idle." - PCWorld.

Do the Intel devs aware of that? People who know the issue or not, will eventually start to encounter the dyeing indicators due to degradation such as BSOD, CTD, or other crash types, right?. And after they research the cause, they will be surprised and realize that it's Intel's fault for months or years. How will Intel guys expect customer retention? How will they ensure customer trust? They will lose a huge amount of customer, fans etc. How can they afford this? Other than releasing micropatches, they need immediately to take action for customers' trust. At first, for me.

Hi again. It's me. I've updated my MSI B-serie mobo. It has now x129 microcode patch. Returned to all default settings. No any voltage tweaks applied. Only Intel Turbo Boost thing enabled. I see currently 1.5+ volt on CPU-Z and HWMonitor readings, but I see currently 1.2~1.3 volts on HWinfo (Update: and I see similar values on AIDA64 too). It's 1.6V "max" on HWMonitor, but it's only 1.334V "max" on HWinfo. I'm not looking at VID stuff, I'm checking core voltages. Why is there so much difference? Which software is correct? Thx.

I completely understand what you mean, but it's not me, it's Intel. :))) I can share all screenshots with you. You know MSI BIOS in its advanced mode. There's a huge OC button on the left side and you can set ratios P and E cores separately etc. etc. and I can see results in HWMonitor, CPU-Z or even Task Manager/Performance. No, I haven't right now. It was one of the temporary solutions. If I do that, --you know better than me-- no need those ratio or voltage tweaks. PC works at base frequency: 3.6GHz and I see around 1.01V and everything is nice. Even in DCS, I get good performance. While I was setting/struggling those adjustments I mentioned prev. post, I "enabled" the boost options back. You're damn right man. I got it.

Hi guys. No, no need to be sorry. No hijack or something. This is all our's thread, not mine. Uuuuum... While reading the post above, I felt that I needed to apologize for buying B series mobo. Joking of course, but you guys're all right about this. I didn't research mobos in depth, and the seller(s) didn't give detailed info about CPU-mobo relation. But, at least, mobo specs say it's compatible with bla bla CPUs and overclocking is possible etc. etc... and... yes, it's cheaper than Z series. Anyway. @Hiob has right. I have RAMs and RTX; with those, I may gather a new system. Price is not an issue. I wish I was awake when buying my system. By the way Hiob; actualy I've never seen BSOD or something. Only, at high freqs, DCS has issues about starting the sim. mostly I can't skip the "15 Years..." splash screen. When I reduce the freq by setting ratio or offset voltage, I encounter no black screen problem. Anyway; Let's skip this chapter. Obviously, I can't set or enter a specific voltage value for the CPU on my stupido mobo. You know @LucShep, I can only set an offset value, and, your suggestion: "P-Core Ratio to 54 (for 5.4Ghz) and readjust the negative offset voltage for a little lower" - I set minus 0.100 and later 0.150 didn't work. I always see over 1.4V during DCS playing. So, finally I did this: P-Core Ratio: 43 (for 4.3GHz.) CPU Core Voltage Offset Mode: - by PWM CPU Core Voltage Offset: 0.150 and I see 1.387V max. and I see 180-190 FPS in game. and after doing this, (as mention a few lines above) I see a stability on DCS launching. When full CPU performance (despite the 1.5V issue), mostly I couldn't pass "15 Years" splash screen. After it I only see a black screen. No loading screen. After some amount of "castrating" the CPU, I have no problem with that. So... I'll take it, until we see an effective solution from Intel; or maybe I'll grab a Z mobo... idk... Thanks a lot guys for your attention and helps.

Okay okay. I'll switch to a Z series board, but I should check the size for my PC case, first. By the way; Apart from disabling Boost Technology, I think now I get a solution. I set these values: P-Core Ratio: 43 (for 4.3GHz.) CPU Core Voltage Offset Mode: - by PWM CPU Core Voltage Offset: 0.100 Now, I see 1.382 CPU voltage maximum. How is that? And in-game FPS is around 190~200. Should I reduce 100Mhz more?

14700KF. Oh my. They say B-serie MOs can't overclock CPUs... but mine does. How does it happen?

Wow. Very nice details mate. Thanks a lot! ❤ My MSI board is PRO B760M-P and unfortunately there's no adjust box for Core Voltage. It's Offset mode only. Here's a screenshot below. By the way; what is AUX Voltage. It's 1.8V. Should I worry for it? :)) I'll try your suggestions. Thanks so much.

Thanks so much for explaining and reply guys. Thank you LucShep. I'm not 100% sure where I'll use to adjust the voltage lines correctly in my (MSI) BIOS pages. So, I've just disabled Intel Turbo Boost and Boost Technology rows on BIOS and I guess I locked the CPU, right? UPDATE: A few minutes (before sent this post) I adjust some "offset" settings to -4 or -5 for ratios. I managed to see the values under 1.4V with Boost Technology. But, even without Boost Technology, at 3.4GHz, I've seen ~180 FPS in DCS, and volt values are around 1.01 or something. At least it's safe for me for these days.

Hey. May I ask a stupid question? What does exactly harm CPU? 1) Overheating due to high voltage? 2) Just high voltage itself? 3) High voltage and high CPU usage? I see CPU voltage around 1.50 or 1.55 on CPU-Z software but, heating never exceeds 62 degrees and CPU usage is between 7%~25%. Still does it mean my CPU has got harm some amount?

Yea I watched the video and his wave and average drawings etc, but thanks for your explaining, and your suggestion is so reasonable. I'll do that today. Thanks mate.

So? Why did they release this patch? By the way they mention about x129 code, but my motherboard has released only x125 patch on their webpage.

I think it's some camera positioning parameters that is being used when your camera is chasing another plane in front of you.

I've just "disabled" Intel boost thing in BIOS. Doesn't that help a little bit to prevent the CPU from dying fast?