Microsoft Flight Simulator - PC/Series X-S/Cloud
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That was down part of the West US coast at sunset, San Francisco to Monterey. Just gorgeous.
This was round my neck of the woods -
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Multiplayer is just outrageously good fun in this -
Genuinely the best multiplayer experience I've had in a long long time, up with the old Halo 3 days. -
So, how do you teabag in this game then?Don't wank. Zinc in your sperms
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Send messageLovely shots there Gurt!
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TheBoyRoberts wrote:Lovely shots there Gurt! Out of interest, what GFX are you playing on?
High/ultra. -
Armitage_Shankburn wrote:So, how do you teabag in this game then?
You can spin around on top of them with like a 747 or something. -
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High/ultra.TheBoyRoberts wrote:Lovely shots there Gurt! Out of interest, what GFX are you playing on?
Looks great!
I’m on medium mostly, anything higher causes the 1080 to have a bit of a meltdown.
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I have a 2700X and a GTX 1080, and I'm doing high/ultra at 1080p quite comfortably in most areas. I'm actually mostly CPU limited so will be uprading the CPU first, when Ryzen 4000 comes out later this year. I'll reevaluate closer to the time but at the moment the game seems very much CPU bound in busy areas and in some of the more complex aircraft, so I would probably recommend that most people focus on CPU/RAM before their GPU.
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I landed the little Cessna training plane on the road outside my house. Pretty pleased with myself for finding it (based on the rivers) and then putting down. Good job the cars don't have collision.
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Has anyone landed a Cessna on top of a 747 in mid-air yet and if not why not?
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suspect my cpu is a big bottleneck. game defaults to pretty high settings but doesn't look as good as expected or run particularly well, and dropping settings didn't seem to make much difference to performance.GurtTractor wrote:I have a 2700X and a GTX 1080, and I'm doing high/ultra at 1080p quite comfortably in most areas. I'm actually mostly CPU limited so will be uprading the CPU first, when Ryzen 4000 comes out later this year. I'll reevaluate closer to the time but at the moment the game seems very much CPU bound in busy areas and in some of the more complex aircraft, so I would probably recommend that most people focus on CPU/RAM before their GPU.
however i'm still running an old i5-3450
upgraded my gfx card during lockdown after the old one died, so while not great i'm confident it's 'ok'....however the combination now has also resulted in what i think is 'coil whine', which i've never had before...but basically any game now that utilises 3d graphics tends to lead to the pc emitting a high pitched nnngggggggggggggggggggggggggggg noise. haven't yet taken the time to work out properly if the noise is from the gfx card or the psu though..."Like i said, context is missing."
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Diluted Dante wrote:No collision detection between planes.
Well that sucks. -
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Send messageAll kinds of lovely up there Gurt, adore this one.
retroking1981: Fuck this place I'm off to the pub. -
Turning off the AI controlled planes can help with CPU stuff, so that might be a thing people can try.
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bad_hair_day wrote:All kinds of lovely up there Gurt, adore this one.
Yeah that was us flying above and into a massive typhoon near China/Japan. The clouds system in this is just insane. -
RamSteelwood wrote:
suspect my cpu is a big bottleneck. game defaults to pretty high settings but doesn't look as good as expected or run particularly well, and dropping settings didn't seem to make much difference to performance. however i'm still running an old i5-3450GurtTractor wrote:I have a 2700X and a GTX 1080, and I'm doing high/ultra at 1080p quite comfortably in most areas. I'm actually mostly CPU limited so will be uprading the CPU first, when Ryzen 4000 comes out later this year. I'll reevaluate closer to the time but at the moment the game seems very much CPU bound in busy areas and in some of the more complex aircraft, so I would probably recommend that most people focus on CPU/RAM before their GPU. upgraded my gfx card during lockdown after the old one died, so while not great i'm confident it's 'ok'....however the combination now has also resulted in what i think is 'coil whine', which i've never had before...but basically any game now that utilises 3d graphics tends to lead to the pc emitting a high pitched nnngggggggggggggggggggggggggggg noise. haven't yet taken the time to work out properly if the noise is from the gfx card or the psu though...
Yeah most cards will make some kind of noise when running at full load, it usually varies depending on framerate too. PSUs can exhibit coil while but that is rarer in my experience. I would definitely think about upgrading that i5 soon, if you get a good 6 core 12 thread or an 8 core chip that will make a world of difference. -
Viper streams this everyday.
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