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RX5700XT = 380 EUR RTX2080=620 EUR RTX2080S, yes, that's in 750 area, but I wouldn't compare those. From what I hear the 5700 comes closer to 2070 than a 2080, and if you want 2080 power the 2070Super matches that rather - and the 2070Super goes at around 500. Like I said, keep in mind drivers and DCS being a niche product in comparison to titles that sell by the hundred thousands. AMD won't outdo themselves tweaking the last bit out of DCS. It was quite another deal if the DCS enigne supported SLI or CF or better both, then 2 RX5700 would be something I's consider. Or a VR abstraction layer where you'd have one GPU per eye. Just not sure yet. Too many open questions, too few DCS benchmarks.

So plus ca change: AMD have a potentially good card but drivers screw it up and especially in this niche title while their code crew target squeezing more fps out of Far Cry and Witcher. And then I'm eyeing an HP Reverb, so 4k res and VR impact. Should save for a 2080.

Radeon VII or RX5700XT any good for DCS, apart from the VII's horrible TDP?

Looking at VR in near future question is: 1080Ti/11GB or 2080/8GB. I know DCS uses more than 8GB VRAM if it finds it, but does it make a difference, and how much of a difference in VR with, say, a HP Reverb which renders 4K effectively?

Hi, looking to get a Reverb. Currently have a R5-2600/32GB/1070. I'm a sucker for smooth edges and details, so in VR, and with the Reverb in particular, going from 1070 to 1080Ti any good or should I rather go for 2080 straight away? Does somebody have benchmark values for either of these setups?

off topic, is "two GPUs fueling VR" a thing? would this work driver-only so any game would benefit from it? *cough* DCS' single GPU engine*cough*.

Thanks HB! Terrific update!

Augh, balls. So I continue training off VR sickness then.

So... it's tinkerish and not officially supported and has a a good chance of breaking all the time?

Yes, please!

Cooool. How did you do the 45°-tilting pushbuttons in the right panel?

Can one make the 5 LEDs on the WH base show the afterburner state? Interested for the F-14 mainly.

I removed the AB detent completely so the throttle goes through in one movement without lift, I'd like to keep it that way actually. I tried that one, from a 3D printer, it's on Thingyverse, bit notchy, but that could have been a settings issue.

Anyone have a good idea for a mod to the WH throttle to have "feelable" click when going AB? I know *roughly* where the trigger point is but would like a switch like the guide rails in the real bird.

Maybe it's possible to deduct dimensions from the textures? The controller for the switches is not so hard, the mechanics are. I have some ideas, but bringing "good" and "simple" together is where complexity goes running wild rather quickly.

Not what I meant. I'm talking ON-OFF-ON that locks in the ON positions but can be released with a control input pulse.

What gives me headchaes is the switches that spring back into center, like AP engage, stab aug. Where does one get switches like that that? Mouser custom makes them, magnetically reset, but at 790€ a piece my line is well drawn.

Ground crew confirms "air supply connected", twice, but engine rpm does not move, no start sound, nothing. Batt on, Gens on, Fuel boost pumps on. NVM, SOLVED, I connected air but did not apply....

Just found this on a pic post site. Utterly impressed. Main question: Video setup: beamer? 2D/3D with polarizers? How do you config the 180° in DCS? Regarding "Tomcat": I'd crowdfund you without a moment's hesitation.

Is there a permanent fix for the "comms menu pops up, goes away, pops up..." issue? I delete Export.lua occasionally but neither do I know who generates it neither what's wrong with it once created. Anything I can do to help debug? While life without Vaicom is useless, this issue I could do without.

One little issue: it loads the profile on startup but does not select the role or devices. Always have to go to devices and select to use the throttle. Possibe to have that saved, too?

Love it. Finally I can ignite engines moving the throttles out of detent. That alone is worth it :) Brings up a side topic question: I found out "start engine" is RAlt+Home/End (L/R) by sheer coincidence - how come this is not listed in "Adjust Controls" for the F-14 but still works?

What about MIDI pads? Usable? Can DCS read those?

when I attach a USB numpad, will the "1" key there be another "1" than on my regular keyboard, i.e. will DCS tell the devices apart? Idea is to have one for entering nav data, say for F-14 RIO and the likes. (Wouldn't mind device recommendations either :) )

Thread necromancy! Do you still run this setup? I'm not too happy with TIR alone, too, it shifts height too much and certain angles are tricky. So, I need opentrack, EDtracker and.. what else? Can I use the original TrackIR and combine that with EDtracker in OT?