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1080Ti with the additional memory. Who knows when DCS will take advantage of ray tracing, but 2nd or even 3rd gen RT cards will probably be out by then.

I guess they’ll need to be deleted after every update? Fantastic.

Perhaps Mithandra can comment on this?

Very hard to land high performance aircraft on a carrier? Probably not with practice.

SLI is a pipe dream.

Again, he did that because he said it looked jaggy at pd 1.0 We should see a second opinion and so forth soon.

May be worth waiting a bit longer, to see how the new Pimax works with the 2080ti.

Yeah, but at what expense? Martin says it looks really bad at PD 1.0, even IL2. I hope he posts some video of that to get a better idea.

40% is optimistic. By the time flight sims implement DLSS and Ray tracing, 3080 will probably be out.

He said that flight sims and Unreal engine games look really jaggy at 1.0 Only starting at 1.5 does it sharpen up, 2.0 is best.

Ask Sweviver how he launched it.

I said *and* Vulcan. It’s supposed to aid in implementing multi-core use, which sims like this are currently lacking. People keep hoping for SLI/CF, but gaming houses don’t seem interested in that, at all, and VR use hasn’t changed that.

Something about needing high PD for it to look good. Not clear why the flight sims would need that, but the auto sims not so much.

And Vulcan. Timestamp is 2h 23m

Only had time to watch the MRTV review. Anyone know what Sweviver said pertaining to DCS? Edit: It appears his review isn’t ready yet.

I’m not sure you can at the moment, he works for Virpil now.

F16

Oops. I'd updated it a few months ago too, I must have forgotten that step.

Updated firmware to August on a T50, now it calls itself VPC-reset, and doesn't do anything.

The way I read it, was two pointers, one for each hand.

He was at the Berlin meet, so yes.

I tried about a week ago. No response.

Yes. What was the solution?

That’s a good question.

Other than South Atlantic/Falklands?