Saldo wrote: ↑Thu Apr 20, 2017 2:05 pm
See Rob A's P3D guide at the P3D forum from Avsim for testing results.

Do you have the link? Thanks

Can Someone tell me of a way to monitoring VAS,I have seen a device that sits on the upper left hand frame that monitors VAS along with Framerates. Anyone who knows where I can get one I would be very grateful. Thanks Alan You can use perfmon.exe to do that: 1. Make sure P3D is running 2. Click Sta...

Hi all, Sorry if this is already known, but I've seen many posts where people are asking or suggesting different tools to monitor VAS. You can use perfmon.exe to do that: 1. Make sure P3D is running 2. Click Start - Run and enter perfmon.exe 3. Add the counter Process\Virtual Bytes for the Prepar3D....

I have the same issue with my dual GTX 1080, using either 376.33 or the latest With SLI enabled, each card loads is no higher than 40% With SLI disabled and P3D using a single GPU, the GPU load is no higher than 60% In both cases my CPU load is about 30% seems like FPS are hit before the GPU load is...

Bluefinn wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2017 7:15 pm Anybody tested 381.65 yet?

I tested it and it failed for me. Staying with 376.33 for now

maca11 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 01, 2017 3:41 pm Hello,
can 376.33 be installed back if I have already newest windows 10 updates ?
many thanks
JM

Yes, I am running Windows 10 Enterprise 1703 (Creators Update) with Nvidia 376.33

I have disabled the update of the Nvidia drivers via GPO and everything else is updating normally

So far no issues

Many are reporting that rolling back to Geforce driver 376.33 is solving the problem.

@Adams: all your tips provided aren't solve out of the box installation when reaching more than 1024 texture resolution. I got oom after 2 hours without any addon's and Nvidia GTX 1070 8 go Check your driver version. There is an memory leak in newer NVIDIA drivers causing wasted VAS the longer your...