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  1. tbh, SLI has been all but abandoned for gaming, even by Nvdia, its really only used for production workloads now,  it had such a small adoption rate they really never put much effort into sorting the drivers out and devs also had to dedicate precious time to getting it to work in games without being a horrendous mess.  this further reduced adoption rates to the point where the current gen cards dont even have the adaptor save the 3090, 

    so i wouldn't expect great things even if you can get your cards to both function in DCS, micro stutter, frame drops, possible lower perofrmance than a single card and crashes were all too common on my old titan SLI system. 

  2. On 6/26/2021 at 6:15 PM, epoch said:

    Regarding the requirements, some may have noticed that a TPM (Trusted Platform Module) is required for Windows 11.

     

    Consumer/gaming motherboards often don't have a TPM.  My Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Pro doesn't have one (they can be bought separately if required).  In fact, the Windows 11 requirement is causing high demand for TPMs.

     

    That said, if you have an Intel or AMD CPU from the past few years then you already should have a compatible TPM because it's bundled into the CPU.

     

    So anyone panicking that they don't have one, check your BIOS/UEFI as the technology may be present, but disabled.  On Intel it's called PTT (Platform Trust Technology) and on AMD it's fTPM (firmware TPM).  They may be disabled in your BIOS (mine was) but enabling it will reveal a TPM 2.0 chip which you'll be able to see in Windows Device Manager.

     

    Then you can download Microsoft's health check app to see if your system is compatible.

    are you sure, my asus z390 has tpm 2.0, i had to enable it in bios though, its not a physical chip

     

  3. i know when i blink my head movement goes up because of how sensitive the headtracking is. i dont actually think its tracking your eyes, its just we do micro movements with our head and this tracker is picking them up. 

  4. i believe you have to point the dcs exe to the tobii gamehub

    @Hiob the input lag is a slight bit higher but only very very slightly compared to TIR5,  using either FTnoir or tobiigamehub, personally i get a smoother and more customisable experience from FT compared to tobiigamehub

  5. so now you've had it a few weeks, what do you think? i've gone back to facetracknoir for the software as it seems to be smoother than the tobii software, and more curve customisation. other than that id say the tracking is on par with track ir 5.

  6. so, i fixed it, i had to plug my throttle into a powered hub, and the hub into a usb slot on my mobo. the pot was only jittery when ingame due to 'signal noise' generated by my system under load (3090 and highly OC 8700k), out of game there was no issue, and it happened in multiple games not just DCS so it was not a binding clash. now ive done this the jitter is gone!!!!!

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