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Re: Oh no, the dark side ....
Posted: 01 Aug 2008, 10:59
by Rick Piper
Hi Tweek
something to do with the way the framerate needs to be in synq with the refresh rate.
especially on TFT monitors.
can't remember where i saw this but it definately helped me.
Rick
Re: Oh no, the dark side ....
Posted: 01 Aug 2008, 12:24
by Trev Clark
Thanks Rick, I think I went for 26 because that is the (suposedly) slowest that the human eye can not detect changes! I will play around a bit later!
Re: Oh no, the dark side ....
Posted: 01 Aug 2008, 12:32
by Garry Russell
There is something called verticle sync which can have a marked effect as well :think:
Don't remember the details but I guess it's all a case that if they are not optimum the system has to convert to display and slow itself up.
Garry
Re: Oh no, the dark side ....
Posted: 01 Aug 2008, 14:32
by gmthomas
XR219 wrote:Nope mate, the bombs are there, mission or not... its just that you can only drop them in a mission, but regardless, I'm getting the same frames on both models (give of take 5 - 10 fps) over sea with full FEX clouds etc and limiter off, 60 - 70 fps, strangely though, I'm only getting 12 - 15 over the Mersey... :think:
Actually, having just bought Ricks Hawk in a box and played with the bomblets, not only did I have no problems with frame rates but was also able to drop them quite happily in free flight! No need for a mission at all. Even got the splash as they hit the water
Glyn
Re: Oh no, the dark side ....
Posted: 04 Aug 2008, 11:17
by Trev Clark
Well after a weekend of actually 'enjoying' FSX (albeit with UK2000 and Horizon photoreal scenery) I think the honeymoon is over!
FSX was never going to star on my single core system but by pootling about (with a UK road atlas) from airfield to airfield in various slow forms of transport, I was quite pleased

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However, this morning, I was taking off from Southampton in the default 208B (with Auringy re-paint) when I hit the dreaded 'blurries', even the top bar menu went into a grey mush! I guess I pushed my video/processor over the limit. It now goes blurry within a few seconds of re-loading (but in years passed a re-boot used to cure this snag on a previous PC), so I popped back to FS9......it was like coming home again ;-) , smooth, detailed and with a hangar full of gems!
FSX may stay on my system, but it will not be used very much! Shame the new UK2000 will not work on FS9 though!
Re: Oh no, the dark side ....
Posted: 04 Aug 2008, 11:37
by DaveB
Trev..
You could try pulling the sliders down a bit.. especially the sea
ATB
DaveB :tab:
Re: Oh no, the dark side ....
Posted: 04 Aug 2008, 12:27
by Trev Clark
Thanks Dave, I have the sea on 1plus, or whatever, but have been flying in land more! Still, I do not like the sea effects much anyway!
Re: Oh no, the dark side ....
Posted: 04 Aug 2008, 12:34
by DaveB
Okey doh mate.. as you said you'd taken off from Southampton, I had a 50/50 on guessing which runway you took

Having the sea higher than low+ used to completely cock up my FSX when I was in DG's Rapide prior to the service packs being released and sounds similar to what you're seeing now. Changing the sea back to lower than a snakes belly in a wheel rut wouldn't work immediately either.. muchos hanging around required :roll:
ATB
DaveB :tab:
Re: Oh no, the dark side ....
Posted: 04 Aug 2008, 12:55
by DanKH
DaveB wrote:... lower than a snakes belly in a wheel rut ...
Where on earth do you get it from....? :think: :think:

Re: Oh no, the dark side ....
Posted: 04 Aug 2008, 20:30
by airboatr
DanKH wrote:DaveB wrote:... lower than a snakes belly in a wheel rut ...
Where on earth do you get it from....? :think: :think:

it would appear to be accumulative time by observation
DaveB wrote:.. muchos hanging around required :roll:
ATB
DaveB :tab:
OJT