Another "Is there a way" question

[RackMonkey]

Is there a setting or combination of setting in DCS that would produce a clear sharp display? I don't care if the FPS is 1 or in anyway flyable. I would just like to look over the canopy rail once and see solid concrete instead of what looks like oatmeal that has been raked by a Japanese gardener.

I have a 11600KF running 6 cores at 5.2GHz and the 6900XT regularly bounces up to 2.4GHZ. 32G of RAM and a G2 headset. I'm always stuck at 45FPS even though I turn all the setting to low or off.  

[RackMonkey]

Well...over 100 views and not one opinion. That's the way I feel too. I guess we just keep throwing hardware at the problem until the programmers come up with a way to streamline code.

[Nodak]

Not a whole lot of AMD users frankly.  You've chosen the narrow path, not much help on that one.

[RackMonkey]

Yeah, I guess I'm going deeper down that hole. I think I've decided on a 7800X3D and a 7900XTX. The 4090 is just to much money for what it gives. 

[Mars Exulte]

If it's stuck at 45fps you have motion reprojection on and locked. If you're trying to get a steady 90+fps, that's just now becoming possible with the release of multi-threading. It will become more achievable once DLSS arrives in the presumably near future (I expect they're staggering release to minimise the amount of crap they have to bughunt for). Aside from those things, the AMD series have a reputation for issues with VR, aside from being inherently less powerful than their equivalent Nvidia counterparts. You're not going to get stellar performance from them, especially as it stands right now. You get what you pay for, and that's what you paid for. Regardless, "throwing hardware" at it isn't going to solve anything. The things that need to happen are engine side, and are in process as we speak, so I'd just be patient and chill for a bit.