please read faq for possible reasons No change with 8700k o/c @ 5ghz and 1080ti, 1tb Samsung 960 pro m.2, 64gb ddr3 ram

[Elphaba]

Not a bug, but just wanted to make sure you knew that these specs saw 0 fps increase in MT vs ST. 

why am I not surprised?

[JTF-191 Scooter]

Same here. Actually get a little better performance the old way.

 

[JTF-191 Scooter]

Did a repair on DCS, the long one, and I am now getting a solid 50FPS in VR and very smooth.

[Eclipse]

I'll have to try the DCS repair and see if I see improvement in single player missions.

I do see a huge improvement now, just not in single player. Single player is smoother with less stuttering when low to the ground and rolling, for example, but the framerate is almost identical.  The bit of extra smoothness is noticeable, though. 

But... In multiplayer, I can now fly in a server with 45 other clients connected and the performance is identical to my single player experience. Prior to MT, my multiplayer experience degraded quickly as the client count increased. I could forget about maintaining tally on a bandit in a fight with 30+ players connected to the server, it was more of a stuttering sideshow the higher the player count went. 

Earlier today with 45 players connected, a WWII fight felt like I was in single player, which is a big improvement. And that's consistent with what they've said we would see in this first rollout - about the same performance in single player, but better performance in "heavy" missions and multiplayer missions. There's still more to come, this is just the foundation that they can now build from. 

[NineLine]

Remember the older the CPU the less improvements you may see. Make sure you do repairs and clean out mods. Restart fresh and try DCS with nothing else running. But again, older CPUs may not see as big of a jump. 

[Sn8ke]

8700K user here, massive improvement in performance. Clean out your shader cache, and run a repair after you install the update.

[SilentOtto]

10 hours ago, Sn8ke said:

8700K user here, massive improvement in performance. Clean out your shader cache, and run a repair after you install the update.

Same with my outdated spec: Sabertooth Z77, i7-3770K, 32 RAM, RTX 3770

Very positively suprised. 

Edited March 11, 2023 by SilentOtto

[Eclipse]

13 hours ago, NineLine said:

Remember the older the CPU the less improvements you may see. Make sure you do repairs and clean out mods. Restart fresh and try DCS with nothing else running. But again, older CPUs may not see as big of a jump. 

After repairing DCS (the long repair option) I just retested.  I first tested the MT exe, then the regular, then MT again to make sure the results were consistent.  I now see an increase in framerate in single player, instead of slightly less frames.  I used to see 10-15% less frames, and now I see about 10% more frames.  The actual numbers were a steady 56-60fps with the regular exe, and a steady 60-65 fps with the MT exe, with some spikes up to 70.  Now I'm looking forward to seeing how much more performance increase I see in multiplayer compared to the already fantastic results I saw last night!

ED has done great work.  A huge undertaking, for sure!  I can't wait to see what comes next 

[Jorik]

8700K user here, massive improvement in performance. Clean out your shader cache, and run a repair after you install the update.

I can’t see any improvement, on an I7 8700k aswell oc af 5ghz & RTX3080ti.
Are you running VR?

Where do you clean your shader cache?