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No More Lag: Two Most Important CPU Settings for Microsoft Flight Simulator

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Is Microsoft Flight Simulator making your CPU work overtime? Frames dropping faster than an aircraft with an engine failure? Well, I've got your back and will be your co-pilot on the journey to smoother flights and superior gaming. Today, we’re delving deep into the settings that can alleviate your CPU bottleneck.
Microsoft Flight Simulator is no slouch—it tests the mettle of even the most beastly rigs. While we’re not aiming for the blazing speeds of a first person shooter game, we do want to hit that sweet spot of 30, 45, or even 60 FPS consistently.
Let’s talk CPU hogs. Terrain Level of Detail, Object Level of Detail, Buildings, and Contact Shadows top the list. However, the real game-changers? Level of Detail settings.
Trimming these down can unleash your CPU's true potential. And the aim? Kiss goodbye to that pesky 'Limited by MainThread' alert in the FPS counter. The goal is to push your machine, but strike a balance between FPS and visual allure.
Curious about what these settings tweak? They control the draw distance and clarity of elements like trees, terrains, and the amazing photogrammetry. In layman's terms? The further and clearer you see, the harder your CPU works.
A sharp cut in settings can lead to blurred landscapes and stark tree boundaries, denting the immersion. And let’s not even get started on the photogrammetry—it's notorious for pushing lower-tier CPUs to their limits.
The trick? Begin with modest settings. Tweak upwards until you hit that perfect harmony. And then? Dive into the GPU settings to enhance the visual feast. But we’ll save that deep dive for our next episode.
Found value in our flight today? Support the channel through the 'Buy Me a Coffee' link below or my affiliate partners below. And remember—keep those skies clear and your sim smooth. Until next time, happy flying!
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Interested in supporting the channel?
Join the Discord!
MS Store:
C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalCache\Packages\Community
Steam:
C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft Flight Simulator\Packages\Community
Retail:
C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Local\MSFSPackages\Community
Check out the Facebook Page!
Look at the beautiful scenery on Instagram!
Computer Specifications:
Audio
Sim Gear:
The above are Amazon Affiliate Links which, at no extra cost to you, provide a small commission to me that helps support the channel!
Is Microsoft Flight Simulator making your CPU work overtime? Frames dropping faster than an aircraft with an engine failure? Well, I've got your back and will be your co-pilot on the journey to smoother flights and superior gaming. Today, we’re delving deep into the settings that can alleviate your CPU bottleneck.
Microsoft Flight Simulator is no slouch—it tests the mettle of even the most beastly rigs. While we’re not aiming for the blazing speeds of a first person shooter game, we do want to hit that sweet spot of 30, 45, or even 60 FPS consistently.
Let’s talk CPU hogs. Terrain Level of Detail, Object Level of Detail, Buildings, and Contact Shadows top the list. However, the real game-changers? Level of Detail settings.
Trimming these down can unleash your CPU's true potential. And the aim? Kiss goodbye to that pesky 'Limited by MainThread' alert in the FPS counter. The goal is to push your machine, but strike a balance between FPS and visual allure.
Curious about what these settings tweak? They control the draw distance and clarity of elements like trees, terrains, and the amazing photogrammetry. In layman's terms? The further and clearer you see, the harder your CPU works.
A sharp cut in settings can lead to blurred landscapes and stark tree boundaries, denting the immersion. And let’s not even get started on the photogrammetry—it's notorious for pushing lower-tier CPUs to their limits.
The trick? Begin with modest settings. Tweak upwards until you hit that perfect harmony. And then? Dive into the GPU settings to enhance the visual feast. But we’ll save that deep dive for our next episode.
Found value in our flight today? Support the channel through the 'Buy Me a Coffee' link below or my affiliate partners below. And remember—keep those skies clear and your sim smooth. Until next time, happy flying!
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