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So, last night my copy of windows 8 forcibly updated itself to 8.1, and now i'm getting 10-15 FPS in cockpit. If i go out of cockpit, i get 60.

 

Any advice?

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What's your setup?

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So, last night my copy of windows 8 forcibly updated itself to 8.1, and now i'm getting 10-15 FPS in cockpit. If i go out of cockpit, i get 60.

 

Any advice?

 

 

U can always do a system restore. and U can also tell windows not to update to that ver. of win8.

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U can always do a system restore. and U can also tell windows not to update to that ver. of win8.

 

I did tell wind0z n0t 2 update 2 that v3rsion, h4ve b33n 4 months. Last night, It installed the updated without my permission and rebooted without asking.

 

Needless to say, I'm moderately annoyed.

 

 

What's your setup?

 

MSI GT70 2OD

 

I7 4700MQ

GTX 780M

24GB DDR3

Primary drive is 2x 128GB SSD in RAID 0 for 256GB capacity and 10GB/s read/write rate.

 

It was previously running on 1920x1080 with all distance sliders maxed and all options to high at 30-50 FPS depending on aircraft and mission/weather. I've had to dumb down several of the graphics settings to get back to a steady 50FPS

Posted (edited)

I have the same problem. In-Cockpit lagging horrible and outsite all's well.

I have also testet to down the res. of cockpit and visib range. Nothing helped. :helpsmilie:

 

EDIT:

8 GB RAM

3,4 GHz AMD Phenom II x4

Win 8.1 64bit

Radeon HD 7850 2GB

Edited by Andi31

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Removing the Update by way of Windows Restore is the out.

 

you could also take a look at the change log for 8.1 to correct (if possible) the internal change that is causing the slowdown.

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Posted

 

MSI GT70 2OD

 

I7 4700MQ

GTX 780M

24GB DDR3

Primary drive is 2x 128GB SSD in RAID 0 for 256GB capacity and 10GB/s read/write rate.

 

 

Impresive laptop.

The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance.

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Posted
Impresive laptop.

 

DCS doesn't thiink so, now that I'm stuck with 8.1 (unless i feel like reimaging, which would take me the better part of a month to recover my stuff if i did.)

Posted
I have the same problem. In-Cockpit lagging horrible and outsite all's well.

I have also testet to down the res. of cockpit and visib range. Nothing helped. :helpsmilie:

 

EDIT:

8 GB RAM

3,4 GHz AMD Phenom II x4

Win 8.1 64bit

Radeon HD 7850 2GB

 

Are you using the latest 14.4 Catalyst driver with that 7850 of yours? that alone will bump up your FPS.

Posted
Are you using the latest 14.4 Catalyst driver with that 7850 of yours? that alone will bump up your FPS.

 

Nope, it's 13.12

I'll istall 14.4 and see if it works.

Thanks :)

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DCS doesn't thiink so, now that I'm stuck with 8.1 (unless i feel like reimaging, which would take me the better part of a month to recover my stuff if i did.)

 

Why wouldn't you just Restore instead of "Reimaging"?

 

Change log of the update is on Windows website I am sure.

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Posted (edited)
Why wouldn't you just Restore instead of "Reimaging"?

 

Change log of the update is on Windows website I am sure.

 

because system restore points are wiped with full version updates... I can't use system restore to to roll back to 8 because no restore points are left from 8.

 

As to the change log... I'll get right on that. Because I definitely have enough of a background in software engineering to find the cause and make a patch for it.

 

EDIT: Right, I found the "Change Log" that M$ has published: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/whats-new?ocid=NP-UPGR_O_WOL_DIS_NULL_S14Update-Support_Null_01

 

looks like they've made some changes to the start window... do you think that could be my problem? Do you know where I can get the windows 8 start screen to fix this? Or maybe it's the new taskbar availability, so you can see it even in apps mode?

 

Oh, wait, it looks like Microsoft hasn't posted their developer changelog publicly.... Gee, who would have ever expected that?

Edited by ShuRugal
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Posted

When Looking over the "Improvements" section of this update I saw this.

 

Increases performance and reliability when you use multi-display configurations for portrait-first device experiences.

 

As an "Experienced Software Engineer" I am sure U are aware that this sometimes means Down Grading the performance in an effort to increase "Reliability".

 

Maybe the fix is there? But it may be hard coded.

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As an "Experienced Software Engineer" I am sure U are aware that this sometimes means Down Grading the performance in an effort to increase "Reliability".

 

 

I suggest you re-read my post before you patronize me (again). I said I do NOT have the software engineering background to roll back OS-level changes...

Posted (edited)

 

~

 

As to the change log... I'll get right on that. Because I definitely have enough of a background in software engineering to find the cause and make a patch for it.

~

 

 

 

easy enough to misunderstand...

 

but anyway, hope you sort your problem out and get the sim back to running properly for you

Edited by Wolf Rider

City Hall is easier to fight, than a boys' club - an observation :P

"Resort is had to ridicule only when reason is against us." - Jefferson

"Give a group of potheads a bunch of weed and nothing to smoke out of, and they'll quickly turn into engineers... its simply amazing."

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"I am a leaf on the wind, watch how I soar"

Posted

I have resorted for now to dumping things like anisotropic filtering, lowering viewdistances, etc. It runs now, but it looks (comparatively) like shit.

Posted

no, the upgrade probably broke a configuration somewhere that DCS was dependant on. A clean install would probably solve it, but I really don't have time for that shit.

Posted

ShuRugal I would bet dollars to donuts its their effort to increase reliability with dual monitor set ups that has your system slowing now.

 

Can you change out the video card By way of borrowing one from a friend to see if this changes anything for U.? or if U have one laying around?

 

What are your specs? by the by.

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Posted

Silly question but you are running off the 780m and not the HD Graphics 4600?

City Hall is easier to fight, than a boys' club - an observation :P

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"Give a group of potheads a bunch of weed and nothing to smoke out of, and they'll quickly turn into engineers... its simply amazing."

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"I am a leaf on the wind, watch how I soar"

Posted (edited)

I am seconding Wolf Rider remark. Happens to me on a laptop (Lenovo) with a hardware button for on/off the Geforce video card.

 

Video drivers updating can help a lot also !!!! Normally, the video usage switch is made automatically, but if for some reason something goes wrong with their drivers then you might be stucked on the 4600. Force Geforce running in all conditions and see what is happening.

Edited by Abburo

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HW Specs: AMD 7900X, 64GB RAM, RTX 4090, HOTAS Virpil, MFG, CLS-E, custom

Posted
Silly question but you are running off the 780m and not the HD Graphics 4600?

 

 

Good eye Wolf Rider. Missed that one. and it is right on the mark.

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