Updates MSF2020 Vs P3D V5
Updates MSF2020 Vs P3D V5
Hi.
LM When we will have the next Hotfix the last one was on June it is almost three moths and we have not receive any news.
MSF2020 was released in August 18, almost one month and we have already two patch (small and big one)
Don't leave us behind.
Regards.
LM When we will have the next Hotfix the last one was on June it is almost three moths and we have not receive any news.
MSF2020 was released in August 18, almost one month and we have already two patch (small and big one)
Don't leave us behind.
Regards.
Re: Updates MSF2020 Vs P3D V5
Thanks for thinking of us! We are here working hard fixing stuff up.
Re: Updates MSF2020 Vs P3D V5
And we are with you ... MSFS2020 is a running horse ... while LM Prepar3D is our thoroughbred.
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Re: Updates MSF2020 Vs P3D V5
+1, really looking forward to the next point release now the other hype is out the way!
Re: Updates MSF2020 Vs P3D V5
I eagerly waiting for the next patch.
I love P3D V5 with FSL A320.
I love P3D V5 with FSL A320.
Re: Updates MSF2020 Vs P3D V5
I have subscribed to MFS, and, no way will I buy it, in its current state. There have been 2 patches so far since release, regretfully 5 steps forward, 6 steps back...probably a bit harsh...say 4.5 steps back. Come on LM, don't leave your loyal customers behind......I have invested heavily in add ons for both V4 and V5 and it will have to be a very good product for me to jump ship....so far MFS fails in that area...but what for the future?
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Re: Updates MSF2020 Vs P3D V5
That's a 'felt' perception - for example: OrbX has updated 3 smaller airfields in US to be compatible for P3Dv5 without making great fuzz about it. It must be clear, that add-ons for a simulator with a hi-res-photo-scenery for most of the planet, must be announced 'loudly, offering only 'tiny' airport areas - no sense in continent-wide landclass-add-ons. But I'm sure that at latest, when people start their flights in wintery or autumnal season, they will recognize, that only 'the old' sims offer these seasons. Let the 3rd-party-developers sound out their MSFS-add-ons. They will return to P3D-add-ons sooner or later.
For me it was the same feeling, when OrbX added X-Plane and FS2 - addons to their shop. Meanwhile the ratio between the various sims is balanced.
Michael.
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Come on 5.1! I'm loving me some P3Dv5, MSFS is horrid....
Love your progress LM. DX12 has made P3D a winner!
James
Love your progress LM. DX12 has made P3D a winner!
James
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Hi James,
I'm looking for motivation to go ahead with P3DV5. Can you tell me why you believe DX12 has made P3D a winner.
Thanks,
Ed
Best Regards,
Ed Burton
P3Dv5.3HF2, W10, i9 10850KA, Asus Z490, 32GB Ram, EVGA FTW3 Ultra 3080,EVGA 2070 Ultra, 3 x 60" Samsung 180' View Group, 738 Cockpit using Prosim Flight Model and Avionics.
Ed Burton
P3Dv5.3HF2, W10, i9 10850KA, Asus Z490, 32GB Ram, EVGA FTW3 Ultra 3080,EVGA 2070 Ultra, 3 x 60" Samsung 180' View Group, 738 Cockpit using Prosim Flight Model and Avionics.
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Ed,
I don't care too much about whether something uses DX11 or DX12.
But, when MSFS2020 has
1. No military aircraft, and
2. An airliner handles like a Cessna 172
then MSFS2020 sorta loses, you know?
Jorgen
I don't care too much about whether something uses DX11 or DX12.
But, when MSFS2020 has
1. No military aircraft, and
2. An airliner handles like a Cessna 172
then MSFS2020 sorta loses, you know?
Jorgen
System: i5-12600K@4.9 GHz, ASUS ROG STRIX Z690-I motherboard, 32 GB 4800 MHz DDR5 RAM, Gainward RTX 3060 w/ 12 GB DDR6 VRAM, Windows 10 Pro.
All views and opinions expressed here are entirely my own. I am not a Lockheed-Martin employee.
All views and opinions expressed here are entirely my own. I am not a Lockheed-Martin employee.
Re: Updates MSF2020 Vs P3D V5
Hi Jorgen,
I agree with you concerning your points on MSFS2020. At this time I'm not interested in that platform as I only use the 738 with Prosim avionics. I am pretty happy with P3D 4.5H3, stable as a rock, however heavy sceneries like FlyTampa Toronto will still bog me down with stutters and some minor freezes. (even with the new cpu and mb)
In late September my Gigabyte G6 failed so recently I have upgraded to an i9 10850k (from a 6700k@4.8) and a mid range Asus z490 mb. So with that in mind I have heard rumors that P3D5 can take advantage of the extra cores and threads so hence my renewed interest in DX12 and P3D5. My GPU is an RTX2070.
Thanks for your input,
Ed
Best Regards,
Ed Burton
P3Dv5.3HF2, W10, i9 10850KA, Asus Z490, 32GB Ram, EVGA FTW3 Ultra 3080,EVGA 2070 Ultra, 3 x 60" Samsung 180' View Group, 738 Cockpit using Prosim Flight Model and Avionics.
Ed Burton
P3Dv5.3HF2, W10, i9 10850KA, Asus Z490, 32GB Ram, EVGA FTW3 Ultra 3080,EVGA 2070 Ultra, 3 x 60" Samsung 180' View Group, 738 Cockpit using Prosim Flight Model and Avionics.
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Ed,
V. 4 can also take advantage of the extra cores, try this one out:
https://www.gfsg.co.uk/affinitymask.asp ... m=utilties
Personally, I find this works best with hyperthreading turned off.
Jorgen
V. 4 can also take advantage of the extra cores, try this one out:
https://www.gfsg.co.uk/affinitymask.asp ... m=utilties
Personally, I find this works best with hyperthreading turned off.
Jorgen
System: i5-12600K@4.9 GHz, ASUS ROG STRIX Z690-I motherboard, 32 GB 4800 MHz DDR5 RAM, Gainward RTX 3060 w/ 12 GB DDR6 VRAM, Windows 10 Pro.
All views and opinions expressed here are entirely my own. I am not a Lockheed-Martin employee.
All views and opinions expressed here are entirely my own. I am not a Lockheed-Martin employee.