Blurry Displays/Panals

[monoflo]

Hello,
i bought P3D V5 a week ago. I must say i really like this Sim, but i did not had the chance to fly with it yet, because all my Displays are Blurry and you cant fly with it longer than 15 Minutes because after that my eyes are hurting. I tried many thinks from the internet, like turning off FXAA or Mipmapping, but nothing worked.

I have a I9 10900k and a RTX3090.

Maybe someone has a Idea

Thanks
Flo

[Martyson]

Hello,
i bought P3D V5 a week ago. I must say i really like this Sim, but i did not had the chance to fly with it yet, because all my Displays are Blurry and you cant fly with it longer than 15 Minutes because after that my eyes are hurting. I tried many thinks from the internet, like turning off FXAA or Mipmapping, but nothing worked.

I have a I9 10900k and a RTX3090.

Maybe someone has a Idea

Thanks
Flo

@ monoflo ,
Flo,

Which displays are you using?

Have you used other flight sims?

Note:
P3D refund policy is here:
https://www.prepar3d.com/support/refundpolicy/

[monoflo]

Hi, thanks for your fast response.

I am as well using X-Plane 11 and the MSFS 2020 but in there everything is crisp.

What do you mean by displays? I am using a old TV as Monitor if you mean this.

[Martyson]

Hi, thanks for your fast response.

I am as well using X-Plane 11 and the MSFS 2020 but in there everything is crisp.

What do you mean by displays? I am using a old TV as Monitor if you mean this.

@ monoflo ,

You are welcome.

Your post mentioned:

"because all my Displays are Blurry "

[monoflo]

Yea okay, maybe that was not explained enought. I mean all my Displays in the Simulator P3D are blurry.

[Martyson]

Yea okay, maybe that was not explained enought. I mean all my Displays in the Simulator P3D are blurry.

@ monoflo ,
Are you overclocking?

If so:
Before Overclocking (voiding your warranty / burning up the CPU) read this:
http://gex.flight1.net/forumimages/Over ... Series.pdf

The overclocking information link was originally posted by Jim Harnes here:
https://www.prepar3d.com/forum/viewtopi ... 5&t=141613


The General Debugging Steps are here for your review:
https://www.prepar3d.com/forum/viewtopi ... 2&t=123246

[JorgenSA]

Yes, if you really want to destroy your installation, the debugging steps are the way to go.

Jorgen

[Ray Proudfoot]

@monoflo, you haven’t said what resolution you have set in Windows. With a 3090 I imagine you’re running at 3840*2160 32 bit colour.

If you’re using an old TV what is its maximum resolution? Is it a 4K TV?