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Solution: How to fix stuttering in the Syria map.


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Set the "terrain textures" to low in the graphics options.

 

In most cases, the problem is solved.

The Syria map, unlike other maps, consumes a lot of resource memory.

 

In my case, the Gulf map used 11G while the Syria map used 23G of resource memory, and when the terrain textures was set to low,

it was reduced to 13.5G, and I was able to play smoothly. Single play & No AI

 

Considering the low-medium PC users, the Syria map seems to need optimization.

 

 

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Intel I5 4570 3.2G

DDR3 32G ram

Geforce RTX2060 Graphic card

SSD 500G


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Limit your preload radius to no more than 50%

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The team is looking at more optimisation for Syria,

 

the sweet spot for GPU Ram (VRAM) seems to be 6.8GB, the team are looking into reducing that.

 

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Setting terrain textures to low, preload radius to 50%, resolution to 1080 and well, turning down a lot of other stuff as well...THAT made Syria work for me, without any single stutter.

 

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+1 on the above.

Pre-load at 45% and textures to low and runs great in VR

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+1 to terrain textures to low

 

It boosts performance a bit and I haven't noticed any difference in visuals

 

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I have had some success setting terrain shadows to flat instead of default.

That reduced stuttering a lot.

 

I have not tried reducing terrain textures yet.

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32 Gbs of RAM and 11 Gbs of VRAM (1080 Ti)and I'm still stuttering online on this map. I set the textures to medium and it still stutters while Persian Gulf flows beautifully at maximum settings.

 

 

This map badly needs optimization.

 

 

+1 needs optimised more

 

 

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The team is looking at more optimisation for Syria,

 

the sweet spot for GPU Ram (VRAM) seems to be 6.8GB, the team are looking into reducing that.

 

thanks

 

 

Hi,

is this common DCS developers rule to target VRAM to cca 7GB VRAM?

If yes, it should be taken it into account when upgrading GPU, especially regarding new nVidia gpus spec.

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I had a strange stuttering issue the other day after moving around a bunch of units. The mission was so bad I had to force quit DCS. I suspected a really bad path-finding issue caused the problem. I went into the ME and cleared up all the way-points, and the mission was playable again. Hope this helps.

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Today I bought the Syria terrain and I think it looks Lovely. It mixes all the best values of Persia, Nevada and finally Caucasus maps. :thumbup:

 

 

 

ED, please do something to get rid of this bloody stuttering and low performance

:helpsmilie: :)

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Link is pointigt to DCS user files page. No settings or I am blind

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Yep, I know I've not got a very powerful pc by today's standards (i7-6700k, 16bg ram, gtx970) and I know the syria map is pretty beautiful but this map is absolutely unplayable for me with all the stutters while the persian gulf runs flawlessly. It's really not an fps issue I think, just the stutters...

Full fidelity su27/mig29 ?

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