Wolf Rider

STOP! hold it right there, do not going modifying dll files (probably part of the problem)... just take everything back to "default" and start from there... please, and seriously, consider this advice take into account the KISS method

Dear DCS/ ED... Dunno who it is "getting in the ear" regarding the latest sale/ bundle" deal (22/ 1/ 16) - but you're going down the wrong road there just an honest comment from an interested party who works in the entertainment/ advertising industry, whom also understands the "hype" - its the wrong road... almost makes it out to be Begging.

15 is a lifetime in the gaming world :)

Best "might be" to uninstall the TM software and try as default situation, perhaps The DCS: A10C is configured by default to take advantage of the TM Warthog HOTAS, for instance. Without the TM programming software, the HOTAS itself will be detected by and use Windows Standard DX drivers, and will still be "assignable" ingame, even if so as in a Basic sense. yet, I haven't used TM Programming software, but if Saitek programming software is anything to go by, a dual assignment will crash the system

PM sent mate... let it rest here except for; I get fps210 :) and you said I was turning the wrong knobs

@ BitMaster... Didn't mean to be taken as being rough on you... just hoping to cool your heels a bit regarding assumptions. Oh! and something to help you EATON :) they are rather well known and reliably dependable I still don't know what "point" it was you were trying to make... if you were just "trying to say things to the general community", then you should have made that bit clear

Have you installed the C++ and Direct X as supplied in the download folder which version of these are you currently running?? what .Net/ Antivirus, etc, etc

people, not understanding the physics involved... will always whinge Get ye to an airport - take a camera, use different focal length settings and see what really goes on.... Unfortunately sport... server side settiing is server side setting - as much as you feel everything should go your way, the server feels the same... their way

@ rrohde... Best thing to do is to get on the interwebs and research the different settings. Some are contained in BIOS and others in the Windows Registry - be aware that getting some settings incorrect can cause grief. So, find your motherboard series and look for information relating from there... this way you make an informed decision and understand, to a degree, what is happening You also then have the resources to correct anything which may appear wonky - this is important

From someone who buys these CPU's it make a lot of sense... I never said, or intimated, that HT did anything of the sort... and you "sell" these CPU's? and unless I'm greatly mistaken, or being mislead by the local supplier, the Intel i7 5930K CPU, is a 6 Core Processor BIOS, or MOBO, is basically the same the thing, so I can see what you're saying there.. but I don't know of any "turbo" feature contained within Windows (at least up to Windows7) Could you clarify where this feature is located please? Core Parking is managed by Windows, registry setting - are you really sure you sell these CPU's in a knowledgable manner? EIST "Throttling" is engaged at BIOS level ( C.b ). Turn it OFF there and C.a isn't applicable I do quite a lot of research, thank you... and I'm running a PC NOT a Laptop on battery (which I can see what you're probably on about, but I never said I was running a laptop either... my PC Specs have been listed below, and have been for a while, and at least, prior to your current reply... Now, I may be "turning the wrong knobs" to you, yet I have no complaint with the sim's running... compared it seems, to those who by you, are 'turning the right knobs", who appear to be having endless problems. Cooling is well sorted thank you (one of those Corsair H100 280 dual fan water cooling thingies. No Corsair "polling" software installed, just the fans for it controlled by a Zaltec fan controller gizmo. I also have the (normally yellow) RPM cable plugged into the mobo CPU fan header connector so the system knows something is doing the right thing), and seeing as my PSU isn't listed - how would you know what it is?? FYI, Corsair AX860. Apparently they are rather stable and fed from an Eaton 1600va UPS (overkill, yes... but it was at a good price and very gracefull shutdown time - is this stable enough? sorry... never said anything about I'm running overclocked... always only ever run stock speeds, and only ever said so HT, has always worked for me... never said it hasn't As I offered to your question... I don't want my CPU (which I do my own research on, not listening to "salesmen") slowing down or speeding up, I just want it running constant and consistent - cooling sorted and my years old now X58 performs just as well now, as she did when I first put her together.. the Intel 520 SSD being installed and migrated across to (using Intel supplied software to do so), from the original HDD, being a Godsend. My new system, as listed below VVVV, is performing admirably as well... so well infact, I feel comfortable retiring the X58 to the workshop for stock tracking duties

X58 Chipset?

compare the difference... set the vga to Application Controlled and turn it on/ off ingame - see what the difference is. Force it on/ off in the VGA, see what difference it makes

@ Art-j.. 16Gb of Ram is a good amount... just get your ingame and VGA settings sorted out

because it a tv screen, without the tv hardware stuff inside, masquerading as a computer monitor. A proper computer monitor is easy to sync to - 59.4 is nigh on impossible... how is a .4 sync'd to? [ame] [/ame]

Except.... some monitors are 59.4 Hz - this is where care has to be taken

Because I just want the CPU running constant... ie not "boosting", not "throttling", not "parking" - just all cores running constant and consistent If that makes sense? @ gazmonalpha... Yes... what is or isn't Running In The Background makes a huge difference How did you fix your stutters? (Personally, everything here is installed as Run As Administrator, then gone back into to set the Root Folder security to [ User] Full Permissions. I find Running as Administrator (the desktop short cut) and setting the Root Folder Security level as two very different conditions

perfect reply msalama... all I've ever hoped for :) (genuine honest responses, from those who try > much appreciated. Cheap shots, "not telling 'im that it works", etc, etc > not appreciated) Information put up so others may understand, only done so for the reason those who read, may understand

@ msalama... you might know, but others might not and generally, I've had good results from over a range of vga and pc platforms

Are you using pedals? (silly question I know) but if you are, which model of pedals are you using?

runs fine here @ 3.5GHz (stock speed) :) Core Parking/ Throttling/ and Turbo disabled, HT enabled, as well as unnecessary Running in the Background thingies set to Manual/ Disabled

@ Fab... Z77 Chipset?

http://www.tweakguides.com/NVFORCE_8.html a brief explainer (and yet more inconclusiveness :) ) and considering every machine is somewhat unique... what is running in the background may be bad boy on some machines https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/331796

A memory leak is where the ram doesn't clear properly and keeps filling up https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_leak

Yet others say they have HT enabled and find all is good/ better with it running at stock cpu speeds

oh well, thanks for the feedback - yet others say marked improvement... enjoy your PC