lag right when I crash?

[sage0030]

specs:

 

amd phenom 2 x4 955 @ 3.7

Ram 8 gig corsair

2x 4890 ATI

mobo m4a78t-E

Latest drivers for everything

using win7 64 and xp32

 

when ever I crash it will pause for a second like its reading off somthing, is this happening to everyone? also lots of lag when lots of things are going on in mp. can somone please help me here.

[joey45]

Whats your connection speed?

 

and what software are you running aswel?

Edited December 5, 2009 by joey45

[sage0030]

Whats your connection speed?

 

and what software are you running aswel?

 

 

 

ok this is offline when this happends its not mp, and what software? what do you mean by that? the sim?:cry:

[EtherealN]

TrackIR? What do you have in the background? Antivirus programs?

 

Anyways, if you could supply a DxDiag file we could analyse the system and see if there's any problems in it. Your suspsicion that it might be as if it is reading something may be entirely correct (after all, when you crash there will be explosions and stuff, so it might be loading sound files for that). This could also be caused by completely other issues, so that DxDiag file would help eliminate that possibility.

 

See here for assistance on DxDiag: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=44466

[sage0030]

TrackIR? What do you have in the background? Antivirus programs?

 

Anyways, if you could supply a DxDiag file we could analyse the system and see if there's any problems in it. Your suspsicion that it might be as if it is reading something may be entirely correct (after all, when you crash there will be explosions and stuff, so it might be loading sound files for that). This could also be caused by completely other issues, so that DxDiag file would help eliminate that possibility.

 

See here for assistance on DxDiag: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=44466

 

 

 

 

 

 

um nothing,

[EtherealN]

If you don't have an anti-virus program I would suggest that you get one. ;)

 

I'll look into this further once I have that DxDiag to analyse. My strongest suspicion is something with your sound drivers - or DirectSound corruption.

[sage0030]

If you don't have an anti-virus program I would suggest that you get one. ;)

 

I'll look into this further once I have that DxDiag to analyse. My strongest suspicion is something with your sound drivers - or DirectSound corruption.

 

 

 

what does that have to do with anything? can I have more information on why? thats not going to make the sim run faster. I love it I have a problem with the sim its my pc's problem, if you ask me this is bs. I have been reading all of the other posts in the forum, not one problem has been the sim, its allways the customer, if I said I had antivirus you probley would tell me to take it off. rofl. you dont know what your talking about. unless you can give me some valid information, I dont want to hear it even if you are the mod,

Edited December 6, 2009 by sage0030

[EtherealN]

What DxDiag has to do with anything? It's a diagnostics tool that would allow me to see if your system is healthy. If something is broken in DirectSound it might cause this little thing called "stuttering" when certain sound effects are in play. And since you are experiencing an issue that in it's behaviour is similar my suspicion is that it is not your BS install that is broken - it is either a driver, your DirectSound, or the registry. In order to exclude those in the chase for a cause - I need to see that DxDiag file.

 

If I do not get that file, all I can do is guess. And my guess is: you have registry issues affecting DirectSound and/or DirectDraw.

 

If that is true, it is the only way to make your simulator run faster. ;)

[sage0030]

What DxDiag has to do with anything? It's a diagnostics tool that would allow me to see if your system is healthy. If something is broken in DirectSound it might cause this little thing called "stuttering" when certain sound effects are in play. And since you are experiencing an issue that in it's behaviour is similar my suspicion is that it is not your BS install that is broken - it is either a driver, your DirectSound, or the registry. In order to exclude those in the chase for a cause - I need to see that DxDiag file.

 

If I do not get that file, all I can do is guess. And my guess is: you have registry issues affecting DirectSound and/or DirectDraw.

 

If that is true, it is the only way to make your simulator run faster. ;)

 

 

 

 

 

im at work right now and even if I was at home I would not do that because its not worth my time and money for this. and im aware this is your job to ask everyone for a stupid file to see whats on my pc, I asure you its health, fresh install with all latest drivers. you dont need to know anything more then that unless you want to ask me I can tell you right off hand. if you have to do anything like this to get a stupid piece of software to run its not worth it, asking if anyone has the same problem, thats all im asking. dont make this harder then it has to be. and ill tell everyone I know not to buy this, . program it better, how about that. I know your editing my coments, edit my posts all you want :-)

Edited December 6, 2009 by sage0030

[franx]

EtherealN, when you say "sound drivers" on an issue like this (I've been have having similar lag and stuttering problems for a year), you mean the mobo's sound drivers, right? Example: I have an ASUS A8NE motherboard with Realtek AC97 onboard sound. The latest AC97 mobo drivers are from about 2006 or 2007 off the ASUS site. Might this be solved by getting a separate sound card? But then how would I remove (if necessary) the other sound drivers?

[EtherealN]

Sage,

 

If you do not realize that drivers and issues in the registry can cause such issues then that is your problem. Let me quote myself:

"This could also be caused by completely other issues, so that DxDiag file would help eliminate that possibility."

 

What I am trying to do is ELIMINATE other possible causes. This is standard procedure when troubleshooting a complex system - such as a modern computer. If you have truly read "all of the other posts in the forum" (right) then you will also have seen that this strange thing called "DxDiag" actually finds issues sometimes where as soon as those issues are sorted - the problem vanishes!

It is NOT a "stupid file", it's the output of an analysis tool that is an easy way to ensure that there is nothing else causing the issue - like registry issues.

 

But that's all the effort I'll go into here. If you don't want help then you won't get it. ;)

 

I would highlight though that "latest drivers" doesn't always mean "best". Good example: the fact that ATI released drivers for the x1950 series that doesn't have full OpenGL support on that one (that ceased with 8.12, but they "officially supported" the card until 9.3).

 

But anyway, since you are now only asking if others have the same problem and don't want help to resolve it (although your first post said "can somone please help me here.") I'll be on my way. Best of luck sir.

Edited December 6, 2009 by EtherealN

[EtherealN]

EtherealN, when you say "sound drivers" on an issue like this (I've been have having similar lag and stuttering problems for a year), you mean the mobo's sound drivers, right? Example: I have an ASUS A8NE motherboard with Realtek AC97 onboard sound. The latest AC97 mobo drivers are from about 2006 or 2007 off the ASUS site. Might this be solved by getting a separate sound card? But then how would I remove (if necessary) the other sound drivers?

 

Correct.

 

You should not be required to actually remove the drivers for the onboard sound, just disable the onboard soundcard. But before you purchase a plugin sound card you should ensure that there really is an improvement if you disable the sound cirquit. No point spending money before you know it'll actually fix anything. And if that does fix something you should first ask around for ideas on sound card to pick - people have had issues with some version of the X-Fi for example, so it's always a good idea to look around thoroughly first and above all to eliminate all other possible causes (like driver corruption (see driversweeper), registry errors and so on).

[sage0030]

EtherealN, when you say "sound drivers" on an issue like this (I've been have having similar lag and stuttering problems for a year), you mean the mobo's sound drivers, right? Example: I have an ASUS A8NE motherboard with Realtek AC97 onboard sound. The latest AC97 mobo drivers are from about 2006 or 2007 off the ASUS site. Might this be solved by getting a separate sound card? But then how would I remove (if necessary) the other sound drivers?

 

 

 

im sorry but I can understand if you want to go out and buy another stupid soundcard for this, I was thinking about it, but im not going to pay another 50 - 80 bucks for a stupid sim just to get it running correct, I have rise of flight that runs like a dream.

[sage0030]

Sage,

 

If you do not realize that drivers and issues in the registry can cause such issues then that is your problem. Let me quote myself:

"This could also be caused by completely other issues, so that DxDiag file would help eliminate that possibility."

 

What I am trying to do is ELIMINATE other possible causes. This is standard procedure when troubleshooting a complex system - such as a modern computer. If you have truly read "all of the other posts in the forum" (right) then you will also have seen that this strange thing called "DxDiag" actually finds issues sometimes where as soon as those issues are sorted - the problem vanishes!

It is NOT a "stupid file", it's the output of an analysis tool that is an easy way to ensure that there is nothing else causing the issue - like registry issues.

 

But that's all the effort I'll go into here. If you don't want help then you won't get it. ;)

 

I would highlight though that "latest drivers" doesn't always mean "best". Good example: the fact that ATI released drivers for the x1950 series that doesn't have full OpenGL support on that one (that ceased with 8.12, but they "officially supported" the card until 9.3).

 

But anyway, since you are now only asking if others have the same problem and don't want help to resolve it (although your first post said "can somone please help me here.") I'll be on my way. Best of luck sir.

 

 

I think your missing my point, I have to alter my pc to get this running smooth? it should be the other way around, I might as well be using a mac for this sim, if its that incompabible you really need to come out with a patch or somthing to resolve this. ITS FRESH INSTALL ALL NEW DRIVERS. I could understand if I was having issues with other problems, IM ONLY HAVING ISSUE WITH THIS FREAKING SIM, dont give me this crap about antivirus blahh blahh blahhh, somone comes on this forum to ask for help you tell them its there pc BS!!!! FIX THE STUDDERING. ill uninstall it untill its fixed, dont know why I came in here to ask for help to tell me its my pc. you dont know what your talking about.

Edited December 6, 2009 by sage0030

[sage0030]

What DxDiag has to do with anything? It's a diagnostics tool that would allow me to see if your system is healthy. If something is broken in DirectSound it might cause this little thing called "stuttering" when certain sound effects are in play. And since you are experiencing an issue that in it's behaviour is similar my suspicion is that it is not your BS install that is broken - it is either a driver, your DirectSound, or the registry. In order to exclude those in the chase for a cause - I need to see that DxDiag file.

 

If I do not get that file, all I can do is guess. And my guess is: you have registry issues affecting DirectSound and/or DirectDraw.

 

If that is true, it is the only way to make your simulator run faster. ;)

 

 

 

 

 

what do you want to know? ill tell you.

[Panzertard]

Hi sage, to be able to visualize your config and Dxdiag report would be helpful. Really. :)

See first post here on how to save a report, bud; TROUBLESHOOTING - Help us helping you.