DCS 2.0 Nevada stutter help

[hughlb]

Do people get stuttering when the simulation is paused?

 

I noticed mine are only apparent when the simulation is running, when I pause it an use trackIR to pan around, I get no stuttering at all.

[gazmonalpha]

Seems that systems just can't cope with the graphical demands of this 2.0

 

 

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[BIGNEWY]

I still do not get any stutter

 

I have even tried hard to reproduce the problem.

[gazmonalpha]

That's also strange that ur games seems fine, but good news maybe

 

 

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[ThorBrasil]

With a 980 you I run a maximum of 2.0 in 1080p resolution. Above that it is impossible to run without getting stutter ...

[BIGNEWY]

The highest I can set my resolution is 3360x1080 I run two screens but normally only use one.

 

So I have tested at higher resolutions, and still do not see stutter, granted it is not 4k.

[gazmonalpha]

DCS 2.0 Nevada stutter help

 

So u See no stutter at all on takeoff? Or low level Las Vegas at all

 

I mean when you bank turn or level flight as the textures update when required to change

 

Your saying ur game experience is smooth as butter in all aspects

 

 

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[BIGNEWY]

None that I notice, and yes smooth

 

 

you tube clip here of me in the gazelle, video is not always the best way to show, it actually feels smoother ingame

 

Edited May 14, 2016 by BIGNEWY

[Redglyph]

None that I notice, and yes smooth

 

I suppose DCS is installed on your SSD, if that's the case, have you tried from an HD? That's what significantly reduced the stuttering (micro-freezes) on my system. I'm not saying everyone endures stuttering for that reason, there might be several causes.

 

Performance-wise, it's another matter. Yes, the FPS is lower in Las Vegas (about 40-45 FPS with a 980 Ti and "reasonable" settings - they were detailed earlier here), and it's quite good farther in the desert. But that's not a problem as long as it's rendering smoothly IMHO, and above 30 FPS or so.

[BIGNEWY]

The only mechanical drive I have is SSHD, and I have our main testing build on that one, again with no issues.

[TwilightZone]

None that I notice, and yes smooth

 

............;-)

[hansangb]

I didn't have any issues with 980 before. And no stutters with TitanX.

[Redglyph]

Indeed, I'm also convinced the graphics card is not relevant at this level.

[BitMaster]

no stutter across 2.0, smooth as silk

[Wolf Rider]

Seems that systems just can't cope with the graphical demands of this 2.0

 

 

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What is your hard drive Manufacturer, series and rotation speed? also, what is your motherboard/ monitor?

Edited May 16, 2016 by Wolf Rider

[gazmonalpha]

DCS 2.0 Nevada stutter help

 

This has nothing to do with monitor or motherboard I feel

 

This thread is still going strong nearly 6 months on lol

 

 

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[Wolf Rider]

 

This has nothing to do with monitor or motherboard I feel

 

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That might be what you feel... some monitors ( LCD, etc ), however, are only a TV with the tuner removed... they will never sync

 

It would be nice to know what your mobo. monitor and hard drive is though - just to get a fuller picture

 

its not that hard is it? :)

[gazmonalpha]

DCS 2.0 Nevada stutter help

 

My mobo is ASUS x58

 

Using a 28 monitor on a 60hz refresh

 

Have a 1TB hdd western digital

 

Only stutter I have experienced is at low level btw

 

 

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[Wolf Rider]

What, might your monitor brand and model be (is the '60Hz' what is indicates in the monitor itself)? and your WD 1TB HDD be a 7200 RPM perchance?

 

The x58 series, is a screamer with a good SSD ;)

Edited May 26, 2016 by Wolf Rider

[gazmonalpha]

Hannsg monitor

 

7200rpm hdd

 

 

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[Wolf Rider]

What does the monitor's OSD menu (those button thingies on the side, perhaps) Info, indicate its refresh rate is?

[gazmonalpha]

DCS 2.0 Nevada stutter help

 

Horizontal 24khz to 80khz

 

Vertical 56hz to 75hz

 

From the spec

 

 

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Edited May 26, 2016 by gazmonalpha

[Redglyph]

The monitor is not relevant, you won't get freezes from it. The framerate may be reduced if you enable vertical synchronization and the graphics card is not configured with triple-buffering, but you can enable it in your nVidia's settings to overcome this.

 

But ... didn't you say you weren't having stutter issues a while ago? Have they come back, and could you explain exactly what you see (the word "stuttering" is used differently by different people sometimes).

 

For example, if you load NTTR for the first time since reboot, and you look around, does it freeze for noticeable amount of time? Does that improve after one or two minutes?

 

The HDD might well be the explanation in that case. If that's something else, please give us more details on the problem.

[gazmonalpha]

I'm not getting much stutter now only at real low level

 

Thought quite a few others were suffering more on here than me?

 

 

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[OldE24]

I'm not getting much stutter now only at real low level

 

Thought quite a few others were suffering more on here than me?

 

 

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1.5TB Hdd <- i dont know if you changed..but moving to a SSD is how i got rid of the rest of my stuttering. even with 24GB ram it still pulls from you HDD to load textures and if it's not fast enough you get stuttering.

 

i has a ASUS G74 laptop also and it gets 50+fps sitting still but the second i look around it starts a stuttering mess, it's the reason it now has a 480GB ssd in the other bay.

 

SSD's are cheap.