Vel0th

I had a similar crash log file and first believed the problem was caused by StarForce protect.dll but now solved the problem by unplugging my Xbox 360 controller. So if anyone else have problems with game crashes they also might try removing any unnecessary peripherals. Thanks for the tip!

Great! The one remark I have is on "Multi-core support will likely be available in DCS at a later point, but right now our bigger focus is on providing full 64-bit support. 32-bit is currently limiting some of our options.". Well, not having multi-core support is certainly limiting some of MY options. I am dissapointed at this seemingly not being of higher priority. But if 64-bit support means better frame rates and less CPU usage, perhaps we can hold out a little longer.

It's also on page 1 of the Key Commands PDF files included with the game ;)

Excellent job! Thank you.

Love this application. I have a wish for a log of system failures to be available for player aircraft, so that I can analyze my more inconspicuous crashes :)

Thanks for the enlightenment. I noticed that the systems governed seems to be the same for both the K-041 and TNS switches so my guess would also be that it's a backup, but a comment from someone who knows for sure would be great. I also noticed that in case the K-041 and TNS switches are on, and you turn off either one of them, the navigation system is turned off (ADI, HSI and radar altimeter etc.).

I have an Intel Core2 Duo 2.4 GHz, 6GiB RAM, GeForce 8800 GTS and had considerably lower FPS than my friend who has an identical hardware setup and game settings. I asked myself why? The answer was that he had OC:ed his CPU to 3 GHz. DCS is very CPU demanding. After overclocking, the FPS increased twofold. Try overclocking your CPU if changing the graphics settings does little!

I'd like the ability to retrieve the Black Box, i.e. the data from the Series 3 Tester U3 flight data recorder, after a crash.