FPS DROP - PLEASE ED, I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO!

[Raviar]

I am using low setting(at least not my desired setting, I was running on the highest possible setting before the 2.6) on the high spec PC, please check the screenshots for the settings, I am using 4K monitor

 

 

its is very frustrating to have this amount of lag and FPS drop!

I dont know what to do! do I need Hardware Upgrade? please let me know! Or may be I have some HW issues! its very weird.

 

 

I am getting 40 to 50 fps over trees! The screenshoots shows the FPS and my setting!

 

 

 

I am using 2080TI, i9-9900K, 32GB Ram and M2PCIE, the HW details are in my signature

Edited August 10, 2020 by mani.zaeim

[Eaglewings]

You can experiment with restoring your program setting in Nvidia control panel to default. See how this play out and if you must gradually tune up the nvidia setting.

 

By so doing you will be letting application control those resource demanding settings like antiliasing and others.

[Gierasimov]

As Eaglewings said reset Nvidia to default, and also disable VSync in game.

I run an older system than you do, and I get much better results also in 4k.

[Raviar]

I found the issue is related to the Shadow setting, changed it from High to medium and it solve the problem

[Miro]

You can also do this: Set shadows back to high, turn terrain object shadows to flat, and set visibility range to extreeme. For Your PC it's not a problem.

 

EDIT: And render trees max.

[will-]

Take off vsync and try using full screen vs windowed. If your using 4K I’d suggest getting a monitor with gsync.

[marcwoolery]

I bought the NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1050TI, figured after 3 years of tweaking the video and other system settings, this would be the trick. I have a gaming system Win 7 32G Ram 4 channel processors Intel i5-4460 3.2 Ghz. I am also using a Sony Bravia HD TV for the screen output.

 

It definitely helped.... Still going thru trying to figure this frame rate out... studdering and halting is unplayable at times. 2.5 is far worse than the 1.5 version, isn't there some way to have the program identify the issues in the settings ?? Nvidia lets yuo set each program or game separately. Im not in a twelve step program but im close.

 

I have seen enough training videos and demos to wonder how much $$ do you have to spend to get this system to make it worthwhile ?? I mean are the training videos just lucky ? does eveybody have the studdering issues at time s ?

 

By this time there must be some HAVE to and CANNOTS for getting decent frame rates... The program ought to be able to figure out what is wrong and "suggest" changes.

I have sent the settings on my system a few times and got suggestions, but I have not found any one thing that makes the difference.

I still feel there is something that is needed ( and available to me) that will remedy frame rate (actual game play) that I see all the time in videos on YOU TUBE??

Edited August 20, 2020 by marcwoolery

[Raviar]

You can also do this: Set shadows back to high, turn terrain object shadows to flat, and set visibility range to extreeme. For Your PC it's not a problem.

 

EDIT: And render trees max.

 

 

Thank you all.

 

 

Miro and Will-

Thanks,

 

 

It did really help, i was never thinking of flat shadow on the terrain, it has a huge impact.

 

 

this is my latest settings, and I think reducing the Heat Blur to low can improve it abit too.

 

 

I turned off the Vsync but the i will face with another issues, its kinda laggy, its mot screen tearing but it feels so wrong when i turn it off, cant really explain it.

 

 

the 4K Gsync monitor is expensive and I dont really want to spend on that. DCS is the only Sim/Game as I am playing for almost 4 years, so all my setting/config is only for DCS.