AstonMartinDBS

If your issue is related to the mission pack "Stolen Content" you should open a new thread and/or ask in the comment section of the download page, otherwise it is OT. AFAIK you don't need any mods for this mission pack. Simply run a repair of your DCS installation.

ED sadly doesn't care about the missions delivered with the AH-64D... Try this one: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3322077/

Just provide the trackfile of your flight, so we can take a look.

Yes, it seems to be fixed now

I've tested the mission right now and had also a CTD after the rendezvous and during escort. Crash reported at https://forum.dcs.world/topic/367690-ctd-ah-64d-mission-mountain-coin/

DCS crashed a few minutes after the rendezvous, during convoy escort. Sadly there is no track file available at %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Temp\DCS\LastMissionTrack.trk I've attached the modified mission file from the thread. The original mission, which was delivered with the AH-64D, is broken. PG AH-64D MountainCOIN (fv22).miz dcs.log.old dcs.log

I'll try to test it in the next few days. Did you experience a CTD after arriving at AA53?

I've observed this right now while creating a track for another bug (weird colors of powerlines). I'm not sure, if this issue is related exclusive to the Huey or if it's related to the map (Caucasus). Track: CA UH-1H LandingOnWater PowerlineColor.trk Screenshots:

That's exactly the same, what I observed after the recent patch: BTW: The issue with landing on water has been reported separately in the UH-1H section. CA UH-1H LandingOnWater PowerlineColor.trk

You're right, but my timings @4800 are the same as @XMP-5200, so the performance loss should be around 7,7 % compared to XMP-5200: For me it is important, that I see no performance loss in DCS or FS2024. Only benchmarks will show the difference.

As I configured my PC in 05/2023 I checked the Memory QVL of my MB. I equipped it with 2 x 32 GB initially and set the priority to the upgradability to 128 GB. This was the reason, why I've chosen those DDR5-5200 modules. I didn't know about the restrictions when populating all four DIMM slots until I got the POST error message after upgrading to 128 GB a few days ago... the QVL promises a "Supported Speed" of "5200" with 4 DIMMs populated. "Very slow" is exaggerated. Well, the modules are not the fastest, but I see absolutely no performance loss after decreasing the DRAM frequency from 5200 to 4800. Everything runs smooth as usual. And I think an upgrade to 6000+ MHz modules isn't worth the performance benefit.

Take care when you select the RAM for your new PC! I've upgraded my PC after more than a year from 64 GB (2 x 32 GB) to 128 GB (4 x 32 GB), using the identical DRAM5-5200 Modules. As my system didn't boot with XMP enabled (even though this configuration is in the QVL for my Mainboard), I sadly had do deactivate XMP and lower the DRAM frequency to 4800 MHz. It's obviously a known behaviour that you may won't benefit of the full DRAM speed, if you populate all four DRAM slots. So try to get 2 x 48 GB or 2 x 64 GB modules if possible to get the full speed of your DRAM Modules.

Hellfires don't work that way. Explanation:

v0.7.3 available: [PLT] step 44 added to activate the FCR (MMA);

That's maybe true, but you can also use your HOTAS ("RHG MAN TRK Controller" axis binding) to fine rotate the dish 25 - 30 degrees to the right. Then shortly click the highlighted cockpit button to enable the trigger to proceed to the next step of the training mission. This worked for me.