Hello,
i have a Question to the more expierienced users regarding the Graphic settings.
I have 3 Ultrawide Screens running on a nVidia RTX3090.
MSFS runs very smooth, also on Ground at the Airports.
But there is only one little Problem.
As example when i am on the Taxiway and a Taxisign passes on the left or right side it is very hard to see.
When i stop the Aircraft then the Taxiway sign is very good to read.
I tried making a Video, but it is very hard to see on a Video, so it makes no sense.
When i am taxiing at about 15kt it looks like a bit unsharp lets say.
Does anyone know what settings i can try to fix that ?
I am a bit confused which of all the settings can help.
At the end you can see my MSFS Graphic settings.
The nVidia settings are unchanged except the Shader cache is at changed to max and the Power setting to max.
On Ground i have arround 25-30 fps, in Air arround 50.
It could be artefacting resulting from DLSS. Have you tried changing Anti-aliasing to TAA to see if this fixes it ? The frame rate would be lower though.
You have âBewegungsunschĂ€rfâ (Motion Blur) set to Ultra. Try setting it to OFF instead.
Also, what is your monitor refresh rate set to in nVidia Control Panel?
Since you have vSync âAusâ (ON?) at 100% monitor refresh rate, any motion as you pass nearby objects will cause the effect you are seeing if the monitor refresh rate is low.
The more times the monitor refreshes per second, the clearer the taxi signs will be as you move past them.
You think it is running smoothly but it is not, itâs because the frame rate is low. Triple screens will cut your frame rate by more than half. I get 70 to 80 fps on a single screen but 30 on triples. 30 is ok in the air but not great on the ground. Time to start saving for that 4090 and a better CPU
If iâm understanding your description correctly, it could be, as was said before, a motion blur problem, there is a setting in the game, which you could try⊠and then there is the response time of your screens. If the problem is the latter then im afraid you are stuck with it, sorry⊠I know that because i am stuck with it as well⊠and it is most noticeable in sharply defined objects that, by virtue of the current pov, are moving fast across the screen. If this is your problem, i have found that taking measures to improve fps does help with this⊠a little bitâŠnot too much though.
Response time is an excellent observation. Totally different than refresh rate.
The latter is how many times per second a screen is ârewrittenâ while response time is how quickly each pixel can âlight upâ when it is refreshed. The two are often related, but slow response time can definitely cause motion blur.
I would like to know what your fps is in the situation you describe. The reason I ask is because what seems smooth in the air doesnt seems so smooth on the ground. In my case 30 fps seems very smooth in the air but when taxing on the ground its not as smooth as I think and is more noticeable when objects are going by quickly
144 is your refresh rate, your problem may be response time, they are different things although they are related. Refresh rate is the amount of frames per unit of time that your screen can accept (higher: better), response time is the time that each individual pixel of your screen needs to change state (lower=better) if you are like me, and drive 100 miles because there is a good deal on screens at âel cheapoâ megastore⊠and now im stuck with a screen with HIGH response times, which is not what you want for gaming⊠its not something one can configure or change⊠it is what it isâŠ
One way to diagnose whats going on here, is to pause the game just as the offending object (in this case taxiway signs) is crossing the screen. If, while paused, the object is clearly visible and sharply defined, and when you resume the game it becomes blurred again, then your problem is likely to be response time. As in too high a response time.
Very nice monitors.
144 Hz is a good refresh rate.
The response time for that model is a reported 1ms MPRT. 1 ms actual pixel refresh is impossible.
MPRT is a trick that some manufacturers use to reduce flicker. They claim itâs for reducing motion blur, but it isnât reallyâŠItâs a marketing ploy. Thatâs not to say it isnât useful, because it is. It just doesnât directly reduce motion blur.
You might want to make sure it is enabled on your monitors. You donât want to enable MPRT and vSync at the same time. Also, believe it or not, reducing the monitor refresh rate can in some cases actually reduce motion blur. Maybe try 130 hz in nVidia Control Panel.
And in the monitor settings, enable MPRT (if itâs optional) and turn Adaptive Sync OFF. Then turn vSync OFF in the sim.
Hello,
i am sorry, but what is MPRT ?
Will i find this in the Monitor settings directly or in the nVidia Settings ?
I am sorry, but i dont know much about that.
vSync is always OFF in the Sim and in the nVidia settings.
I will try setting 130Hz in the nVidia control Panel for the next Flight.
But i turned off the âMotion Blurâ and it feels a way better only turning OFF this one setting !
Thank you very much for that Tip !!
Matthias
BtwâŠi bought this Monitors on Amazon ( 3x the same one )
Samsung C49HG90DMU 124,20 cm (49 Zoll) Curved Gaming Monitor (3840 x 1080 Pixel, Ultra Wide 32:9 Format, 144hz, 1ms) mattschwarz
Nothing, i was just being silly. I mean my screen is a cheap screen so i have a massive response time problem. Your screens on the other hand, are pretty top level imo, so one would expect the problem lies somewhere else other than response time. But you never know.
Honestly, in regards to MPRT I was just repeating what I researched for you.
Your monitorâs spec sheet says âResponse time = 1ms (MPRT).â
Researching that further I found some notes about what it is, and how it works.
I really donât know if itâs configurable in the monitor settings (sorry, youâll have to search for that yourself) but I did find a common thread that talked about turning off either MPRT or vSync to minimize motion blur.
I see now that youâve had vSync turned off, so I think youâre on the right track.
Iâm glad things are looking better for you.
How about a picture of your cockpit? Three 49" curved monitors is pretty darn impressive!
ha ha!! WHAAAATT?? that is incredible!
id show you a photo of my setup but i would have to first move the hay stack and chickens out of the way
âEDITâ
still being silly
ThanksâŠyes, takes me a long Time to get it working.
But works only with a Software called Prosim737, which is not really the best, but the only one which can deal with the Hardware and having the PFD/ND/EICAS/FMC on another PCâs ( 3 in my case )
If i could i would use PMDG, but with this you can not connect all the Hardware and you can not have the PFD/ND and so on on another PCâs.
