That dreaded fps question

[DanielEZY0252]

I don't know if this is more of an observation but I suppose a question will inevitably rise from this.

I have an AMD A10, 8GB RAM, 2GB nVidia graphics card.

I bought the 340A, love it. Flying around it's a great aircraft.

The observation is that irregardless of settings (all set low or all set high) or when looking in the cockpit or at the external, when shutdown on the ground I get a perfectly stable 28-30fps.

after engine start and on taxi up until rotate I get between 25-27 fps steady. After that my fps drops to unstable between 17 and 20.

Does anyone have any suggestions on fps.

[kneighbour]

Sorry. Just thought I would chip in here and say I get no noticeable fps drop at all with this aircraft. I too hover between 20-30 fps so am very conscious of framerate. It was one of the most pleasant surprises with the 340A, especially after previous versions were so problematic in this area.

 

In my experience, weather is the bigger variable on my system.

[Ben Russell]

I suspect you have world-detail distance too high.

 

This excessively taxes your CPU-bus-GPU throughput and would be expected to reveal itself as soon as you gain positive rate, altitude and viewing distance.

 

 

Put all your rendering settings on your version of "low". Take a screenshot. Post it here.

[breadwild]

Turn off HDR as well. You'll see a big gain in FPS, just no landing lights.