How to get RID of the STUTTERS and lag in Microsoft Flight Simulator

Struggling with stutters and lag in Microsoft Flight Simulator, hindering your immersive experience? You're not alone! In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through tried-and-tested methods to help smooth out your gameplay and enhance your flight simulation adventure.

From optimizing your settings to adjusting configurations, this tutorial covers various strategies suitable for both beginners and experienced simmers. Say goodbye to frustrating stutters and hello to a seamless flight experience!

Key topics covered in this video:

-Optimizing in-game settings for smoother performance
-Tweaking graphical settings without compromising visual quality
-Adjusting system configurations to maximize performance
-Troubleshooting common issues causing stutters and lag

Whether you're soaring through the skies in a Cessna or navigating a jumbo jet, a lag-free and smooth gaming experience is essential for an immersive flight simulation. Follow along with our step-by-step instructions and unlock the full potential of Microsoft Flight Simulator.

Don't let stutters and lag ground your virtual flights! Watch this video now and elevate your gaming experience in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Hit the like button, subscribe for more helpful tutorials, and let's soar through the skies together without interruptions!

[sky]

Not sure if it will help with the stutters but you typically don't need to leave 'rolling cache' enabled if you have a fast-enough internet connection. It'll save your drive in the long run by not writing data to it constantly. It's only useful for flying the same routes over and over.

[jonfudeman]

You did a great job explaining. Thanks.

[unclealig]

you forgot to put "only for nvidia" in the title!

[avionicsify]

Thanks for passing this infor on. Well delivered.

[CrazzyHippie]

Actually for those who do not see dx cache in nvidia in local it is in local low nvidia inside file there sorry forgot that file name then you see dx cashe

[henkrispens]

I have a PC with an AMD 5 5600G proc. with an nvidia gtx 1050 ti and DDR 4 2660. And very importantly, a fast SSD HD M2 drive. An average PS of 450 euros. yet I fly high mode 20 fps and no stutter. Like you, I have tried everything and there is much more possible. Forget it, or you won't be satisfied with one thing or the other. In addition, all computers and video cards are different. My computer with a GTX 1660 or an AMD 6600 is enough to fly ultra at 40 fps. Even with a UHD 1440 screen.

[penguin]

turning off the SSD cache might also help

[Sousaboi]

So I don’t have rolling cache turned on for the sim, any suggestions on how beneficial it is to have it on?

[raymondgoubet]

I did exactly this 2 days ago, and unfortunately it made no difference!

[alanthomson]

I have Radeon 6750 xt can I still change what your doing thanks ?

[einherz]

why even msfs use glcache? or what exactly in the sim rendering by gl?

[Nobel]

Thank you very much friend, but it did not work for me !

[SkyPilot]

the NVIDIA file inside of it is not in their?

[edward]

What if my rolling cache is permanently disabled? Will this process make any difference then?

[sebilucsa]

Im sorry but all of my challanges are now to 0%??? Is there any way to get them back?

[mallorcaguy]

excuse me how do you get that info bar at the top of the screen where it says the speed, hdg v/s etc? thanx in advance

[Borgxence]

Good Stuff, nut I don't have the DX folder

[bigmaxy]

Ah the beauty of the internet. Another video says use Shader Cache Size 10Gb.

[rome]

If even with a good pc this game lagging I'm scared of what the 2024 version is going to look like, my pc is about to be louder than a Boeing 737-800 Turbine.
Oh yeah btw I allowed 50 Gb to the cache hope this going to be enough (got a whole drive if i need tho)

[Houster_]

I dont have AppData under users any advice ?