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Try delete your SnapViews config file in C:\Users\YourUserName\Saved Games\DCS\Config\View You will have the file there if you have created a custom view in the past.

Agreed it's not slanted down anymore but the decreased sensitivity is still there. Lowering the Saturation X setting on the absolute camera views to 75 seems to bring it back to the normal values. Sadly it's the price to pay to keep the external tracking views, but otherwise I'd still recommend using the old default lua file should you not want to bother altering all the settings for each aircraft.

Just flew 1.5.4 for the first time and after noticing the new indicators I assumed it would be a setting under the special tabs. So +1 for this.

I'm not sure why they trying to fix something that was never broken and worked perfectly between TrackIR, FTNOIR and Opentrack. I can understand if this is testing if these settings are shared with VR, but I have to agree with the previous poster in that if I want VR movements, I'll buy a VR Headset.

This gets me wondering if ED will be able to implement the new head-trackable external views while still maintaining the locked mouse look and un-slanted view in the cockpit.

This fixes the issues in Opentrack aswell, thanks! You do however lose the new outside view headtracking control.

I'm assuming it's an upcoming addition as I haven't noticed this in 1.5?

Hey how do you get the view Wags has in the latest stream @ 14:00? It sort of looks like he's moving the camera with the head-tracking but not really?

You can find quite a few videos on this YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt7W2HUQBQ8LL9WdYVlwM0A/videos I believe they are more related to BelSimTek than ED if I remember.

Gonna upgrade from my trusty GTX 560 to the 1070. It sure will have made the wait worth it.

A video would be better...

Any way to limit the upload speed of the new updater? Having a slow internet connection is even worse when it's currently uploading @ 65kbps. It's hogging a large portion of my potential download speed.

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I just bought the L39 today too, as well as NTTR. I'm also glad I got to use my $15 bonus. :thumbup:

No the card is working fine now after baking it. I'm saying the high temps are what damaged the card in the first place, and I don't think putting it through that much heat again will do anything good.

Just fired up 1.5 again and I'm not surprised my card couldn't handle it; it's running at 96°C at 98% load. I've setup the autoexec with a max fps of 60 just to be safe, but sadly since I can't move from my area to a colder one I think I just might have to pick up that GTX970. :noexpression: At least baking my card was a fun experiment, but I can't quit DCS.

Just thought I'd post an update. I put my graphics card in my oven @ 200°C for 9 minutes and it fixed the problem.

Not at home right now to check but I believe it was 353.somethingsomething. Drivers and card always ran fine on most of the games that could put the GPU on full load.

The PC did shut down but in the way of a bluescreen without the blue screen, just looped audio followed by total and complete darkness, so not anything like a CPU overheat shutdown. On a slightly related note I remember when StarCraft II launched there was a major fault with the main menu not having a frame-rate cap which led to quite a number of users with dead cards. So I wonder did the overheat fail-safe fail or did it just get hot enough to expose/cause a fault in the card... I wish to damn I checked the temperature of the card when it was running but I was just too tired and just wanted to fly around for a bit.:crazy:

No need to turn this into asus vs gigabyte etc.. thread. On-topic: Devrim & StandingCow I'm thinking maybe it was just an overheating issue caused by EDGE. Naturally I've been running this card for loads of games since I got the card and have never experienced any artifice or overheating issues. Either EDGE pushed my card OVER the limit and it overheated to the point of damaging the card, or the card was just getting old and EDGE was the last straw. Most times my card runs at the normal temperatures under-load for my climate at roughly 70°C +/-. Sadly I was not monitoring my temps becuase I had stayed up an extra 5 hours to finish the download and was eager to run a test mission to see what performance I got. I'm not sure if theres anything ED can do to investigate but I suggest they do if this can prevent this happening to other users (some users are already reporting artifacts like black textures and freezes to black screens). Now I will have to convince myself to shelf out for a new GTX 970, PSU, and a new case in the meantime from my current life savings. :(

Loaded up the qickstart SU27 intercept mission and managed to fly around for about 5 minutes when suddenly my PC and audio froze to a black screen. Upon reboot green dots and lines everywhere with no nvidia drivers loading. I put my GTX560 into another PC to test and same green artifacts. So not sure what happened but 1.5 killed my graphics card. My full PC specs: AMD Phenom II X4 955BE Gigabyte GTX 560 OC DDR3 8GB 1333mhz MSI 890GXM-G65 Windows 7 Ultimate Just to note I have never over-clocked any of the components..

I had a funny feeling that this might be sneaked in! :)