So when we have performance issues ("slowdowns")?

Trooper117 · #1 10-18-2011, 02:14 PM

Running ok so far, but I notice a slight slow down after I have touched down after landing and I'm in the centre of the grass runway..

#2 10-18-2011, 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Trooper117

Running ok so far, but I notice a slight slow down after I have touched down after landing and I'm in the centre of the grass runway..

..and hows going when ditching and dust is all over the place?

Tacoma74 · #3 10-18-2011, 02:18 PM

Dust is a big one for me.

AMVI_Superblu · #4 10-18-2011, 03:43 PM

The ground Dust for moving aircrafts is really a big hit, reminds me the old IL-2/1946 times when patched with 4.08m

Trooper117 · #5 10-18-2011, 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Tvrdi

..and hows going when ditching and dust is all over the place?

lol, I'll have to check that one out.. only had one wheels up landing and that was on the beach, but can't remember if the game slowed or not?
I'll check tonight.
As for the ground dust hit, that is what must be slowing the game down when I land on a grass strip.. once The aircraft has slowed right down and stopped it's perfectly normal again..

Hellbender · #6 10-18-2011, 04:12 PM

I have perfomance issues in Multiplayer where my FPS drowp from 60/50 to 20 or less when behind an enemy plane like a 109 and dogfighting it. We could exclude the loading of custom skin and we could verify that several other peopel behind a süpecific enemy plane have severe FPS drops. The extreme of the issue I m describing is a situation where you are flying with 1 or 2 FPS behind an enemy whjich is, no doubt, unplayable and sometimes, when it happens, very annoying sicne any other plane can come up to you and score some hits sicne you are pretty defenseless flying aroudn with one or two FPS.

Question is, whether this has to do with the graphics engine of the game or whether that is a network issue of client/server. I know games where your FPS is sstrongly connected to the so called serverFPS, meaning that you can´t render faster your FPS than the server.

NedLynch · #7 10-18-2011, 11:15 PM

The biggest performance killers for me are:

1 clouds
2 dust as statet by others above

Other than that I do not have any issues, don't want to say at all, but nothing that would be noteworthy for me comes to mind.

#8 10-19-2011, 08:20 AM

last night no slowdowns (apart from dust issue), dogfights smooth etc....although I raised OC of my GTX470 (TF2) from 750 to 790Mhz on core...I noticed a few very short freezes (stutters)...

pupo162 · #9 10-19-2011, 08:42 AM

i have slowdowns when:

- a new plane switchs from 5-6 pixel LOD to bigger
- coming withtin a 100 meters from 1 plane.
- when a bomber is around.

flying low doesnt bring stutters tough, since i have no trees, england is a single green tilt and buildings are a 6 polygon orange painted blocks.

NedLynch · #10 10-19-2011, 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Tvrdi

last night no slowdowns (apart from dust issue), dogfights smooth etc....although I raised OC of my GTX470 (TF2) from 750 to 790Mhz on core...I noticed a few very short freezes (stutters)...

Since I have a GTX470 as well, can I ask to what you have your memory clock set and at what voltage.

Here is what I have been using for a while on stock cooling, though with the fan at jet engine noise level

. 750/1500/1770 @ 1025mV.
The highest MSI afterburner lets me set the voltage to is 1086mV, but due to not wanting the card to run too hot I try to get away with as little overvoltage as possible.
I have seen overclocks in articles for the pretty iffy memory clock as high as 2000, but I didn't dare to go there yet, can't blow the card since my budget does not really allow for a 570 right now.