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I let Asus create a RAM Disk. Loading Time for the A-10C Las Vegas Tour is aprox. 15 seconds now. Settings are Medium to High, civ traffic is off ( cars floating around the streets anyway ).

[iNFO] No Nevada Charts Thanks for the information. Didn't know there are free publications available.

Can we expect US charts for Nevada? The available charts from the Doc folder are the Causasian VAD/GND charts.

Wechsle auf diese Seite (nachdem Du Dich bei DCS eingelogged hast): https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/downloads/modules/ In der Beschreibung zu Nevada TTR findest Du den link "product details page". Klickst Du anschließend darauf, wirst Du zu einer Seite weitergeleitet auf der Du Deinen key anfragen kannst ("get serial number" oder so ähnlich).

Hast Du Deinen Key für Nevada schon abgerufen?

Maybe you try to cut down on the HDR, Ani Filtering and shadows. Additionally to the 4 GB of RAM the 2GB graphics card might become a show-stopper.

I built a new system which includes a i5 6600K on a ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming mainboard. My idea was to plug my old 17" display into the VGA port to use the internal gpu of the i5 processor to display the exported MFDs. Somehow I can't get the display to work, although I enabled the internal GPU in the UEFI. Any ideas? Or is it even impossible to use "both" graphic adapters at the same time? Plugging the 17" display into the main graphics card worked but I wanted to take some load of the GTX 970 EDIT: Fixed the problem by initiating the integrated gpu as first device in the UEFI.

Coming from a CoreDuo@2,66 MHz with a GTX460 AMP!, I upgraded my gaming rig with a new Z170 Mainboard, i5 6600K and 16 GB RAM and a GTX 970 yesterday. That gave about 88 fps and a fluid feeling in the first A-10C Mission (as my reference for testing all sliders to the max). This morning I decided to do a clean install of Win 10 and DCS world 1.5. as I just had taken my old ssd with the DCS installation and plugged it in the new system. Astonishing 120-130 fps (all maxed)! So maybe the clean install is a valid cure for people suffering from the "slide-show" feeling with the latest patches/ hotfixes.

@ G00dnight: After disassembling, I threw my pot away because it spiked massivly. I was about ordering a Hall Sensor conversion kit that "cubpilot" sold in the former days. As I bought Saitek Rudders soon thereafter, the ELITE pedals were gathering dust in a corner of the attic. Last year, in a moment of brainstorm, I sold almost my whole flight-sim stuff (incl. Warthog, Cougar, Saitek rudders, MFDs, TIR4 and 5, ...bla bla bla...). A few weeks ago I threw away my set of full metal rudders (also game port equipped with an USB converter). I never thought I'd be simming again. But here I go again, the virus won't let me go ....

Ok guys, Thank you again for your help. As Christmas is approaching, I decided to take the plunge and ordered my set of MFG Crosswinds. I didn't buy a TM Warthog on one hand to fiddle around with a pair of DIY rudders conversion on the other. If anyone want's to have the ELITE rudders for free (just pay the shipping), PM me. They will remain in my attic for 1 week until the go to the dump. Looking forward 'till January to receive the MFG's, trembling in impatience....

Thank you Sokol1_br for your answer. Did that, the joystick was detected as Cyborg X, no visible movement in the axis Would it than also be detected as "Cyborg X" or just ad a new HID device? I'll try to find the original poti and the "sawblade"-adapter that acts as the transmission from the pedals. Hope I don't get lost in my attics mess ...:cry: Would it be easier/ wiser to go for a leobodnar board with Hall-sensor?

Thank You Haukka81 for your answer. My problem is that the pots show no reaction at all when I tried them twisting manually (USB connected with my computer). They were all connected to the logic-board of the (former) joystick.

Well I guess I should have asked before but I was so certain about what I was doing ...:music_whistling: In the attempt to bring new life to my TM Elite Rudders with a USB connection again, I disassembled my old SAITEK CYBORG X to get the rudder sensor (z-axis). When I finally managed to have the logic board plus the sensors for X- Y- and Z-axis, I plugged that into the USB port of my rig but no axis were detected. (the joystick was detected in the device manager as a "Cyborg X" but no configuration in the windows 7 device Setup was possible) Any ideas what I missed?

- moved the problem to pit building -

My second one (after me idi0t sold the first one): Serial#: 42335 Location: Bavaria, Germany

+1

Thank you, going http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.ph...16#post1257516 .

Problems since 1.1.0.9 Does anyone else encounter problems with displaying EMC configurated viewports since upgrading to DCS Warthog vers. 1.1.0.9? After launching the game, all displays (RWR, MFDs, a.s.o.) are displayed in the upper left corner of the main display, one on the other.

...when you're sittin' in "the sandbox" with a 28k connection and patch 1.0.8 came out...:cry:

+1 For my collegue, who doesn't read the forums: +1

All credits go to Goose81 ! :thumbup:

Only in german language: http://www.ready3.net/bs_einheiten_boden.xls

Hallo Anhel14, ein VBersuch wäre DirectX als redistributable herunterzuladen ( http://www.computerbase.de/downloads/software/betriebssysteme/directx/?url=26641) und zu installieren, auch wenn Vista es ja quasi mitbringt. Das hat zumindest bei mir geholfen diesen "d3d9.dll" - Fehler zu beseitigen.

I'll try: http://rapidshare.com/files/196727680/SD6_32_Software_6_6_2_0.exe

Before reinstalling try the following: delete "Players.lua" in your\\Ka-50\BlackShark\data\scripts\Logbook\ folder. Start BS again.