X-plane give me Bad Frames despite good system .

[kingpieman]

Hello guys,

 

For Christmas my parents got me a GTX750Ti however I have noticed that I'm getting very bad frames and when I mean bad like 5 fps. This is now a common occurrence which I'm losing my patience with. Usually in Mid-Flight my frames are 30 and in fact they always stay above 30 where ever, however they do drop in the cruise to around 5 fps as stated above. Now, I've tried to trouble shoot it with the rendering options=but this does not help, for example HDR off i still get 5 fps, HDR on I get 5 fps, Roads to Tons i get 5 fps etc etc. The other thing worth mentioning is that sometimes and I do stress sometimes turning one aspect of the settings down does help and recovers my frames to normal, but only for about 10 mins. It seems the only way to Solve this is to restart my flight and try again until the dreaded fps drop. 

 

Before you ask yes i have Reinstalled X-plane, updated the files, etc. But still nothing. 

 

Other games work fine with this card, so I'm really puzzled with whats going on. 

 

My specs are:

 

AMD APU A6-6400K Black Edition (3.90GHz Richland Dual Core Processor)

GTX750Ti 

430W power supply

8gb ram

64bit windows 7

 

Please help guys If you do help me fix it there may be a small reward like a virtual cookie  

[Orcair]

What are your clouds at in your rendering settings? If they are quite high this will drop your FPS majorly. 

[Ben Russell]

They're set to "etc etc" 

[kingpieman]

What are your clouds at in your rendering settings? If they are quite high this will drop your FPS majorly. 

They're set to 10% . 

[Orcair]

They're set to 10% . 

 

What aircraft and/or scenery are you using? This can vary FPS quite a bit. 

EDIT: E.g. LES SAAB 340 and KSFO Tom Curtis package or default aircraft/scenery?

Edited December 29, 2014 by Orcair

[chris k]

...and no mention of how much VRAM his card has, and a screenshot of his rendering settings showing (conservative) VRAM usage.

If I ever get 5 FPS it's because I've blown my VRAM budget, and I have a much lesser system.

[kingpieman]

What aircraft and/or scenery are you using? This can vary FPS quite a bit. 

EDIT: E.g. LES SAAB 340 and KSFO Tom Curtis package or default aircraft/scenery?

I was using the a320 neo and default mesh scenery.   

[kingpieman]

...and no mention of how much VRAM his card has, and a screenshot of his rendering settings showing (conservative) VRAM usage.

If I ever get 5 FPS it's because I've blown my VRAM budget, and I have a much lesser system.

I'll try and get a screen shot tonight.

[kingpieman]

Also it's a GTX750Ti with 2gb vram 

[julianlockwood]

Is Texture Compression enabled? If not, try checking this box, restarting X-Plane, and running the same scenario.

[kingpieman]

Is Texture Compression enabled? If not, try checking this box, restarting X-Plane, and running the same scenario.

I've never even heard of texture compression . ???? What is it and where on the rendering settings is it ?

[Push_IT_Up]

Flyboy2; Post a screen shot of your "Rendering Options" so the community and assist you or point you in the right direction, its difficult to assist through speculating.

[julianlockwood]

The check box is in the upper left corner of the X-Plane Rendering Settings screen. The title of the check box is 'Compress Textures to save VRAM'. Here is a link to an article published on this subject by Laminar .. http://www.x-plane.com/?article=texture-compression

[kingpieman]

Flyboy2; Post a screen shot of your "Rendering Options" so the community and assist you or point you in the right direction, its difficult to assist through speculating.

I wish i could put the screenshot up but I can't find the attachments button, can you assist me on how to do it ?

[Push_IT_Up]

Select "More Reply Option" + "Choose Files" or drag and drop screen shot file into the body of your reply post.

[kingpieman]

Flyboy2; Post a screen shot of your "Rendering Options" so the community and assist you or point you in the right direction, its difficult to assist through speculating.

 Here are the photos I took earlier in the a320neo. 

[Push_IT_Up]

I would start testing by reducing your "Anisotropic-filter level to 1x or 2x and increase from there to see if that helps your frame rate.

[Ben Russell]

Turn world detail distance down.

[kingpieman]

I would start testing by reducing your "Anisotropic-filter level to 1x or 2x and increase from there to see if that helps your frame rate.

 

Turn world detail distance down.

Ok guys I will try that soon and i'll get back to you. 

[achamps]

I know ben is working on a bug. It does the same to me it will be find the. After about 20min it will drop fps to almost nothing. Save situation and quit come back and it get better. Look like some kind of buffer get filed and that cause the problem. Expect many bug fixe after holiday. As ben and the team where working hard to get them all resolved. Some scenery where creating lot of problem

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[kingpieman]

I know ben is working on a bug. It does the same to me it will be find the. After about 20min it will drop fps to almost nothing. Save situation and quit come back and it get better. Look like some kind of buffer get filed and that cause the problem. Expect many bug fixe after holiday. As ben and the team where working hard to get them all resolved. Some scenery where creating lot of problem

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ok thanks

[achamps]

Read http://developer.x-plane.com/2015/01/try-x-plane-10-32r1/#comment-9879 uptade

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