Rolling Cache On or Off?

[MSFSRonS]

My summary showed that reducing Render Scaling would increase FPS sometimes.

SUMMARY from

@MSFSRonS

Here is my comparison.

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1. Monitor set for 2K 2160x1440, FS Render = 80 (2048x1034), FPS = 30
2. Monitor set for 2K 2160x1440, FS Render = 100 (2560X1293), FPS = 30
3. Monitor set for 4K 3840x2160, FS Render = 80 (3072x1578), FPS = 20
4. Monitor set for 4K 3840x2160, FS Render = 100 (3840x1973), FPS = 13

2k Monitor, FS Scaling =100

4K Monitor, FS Scaling = 100
Note: Forum will not let me upload the 4K screenshot.

• 2K screenshot = 4.82 MB FPS = 29
• 4K screenshot = 11.92 MB FPS = 13

Forum has a max size of 5 MB for uploads.
But the picture looks exactly the same. (maybe the monitor is upscaling. I don’t know)
It just has a lower FPS

[PacificSet90456]

@ginnjuice2

Its also about server performance with Microsoft. I suspect a lot of variation in performance is the load variation on Azure servers.

I always check server performance before flying and, if needed, switch to the best performing one.

[somethingbrite]

Check your resource monitor.
MSFS2020 is connecting to multiple servers simultaneously. All the time.

[Vibstronium]

I get occasional bursts of stutters whether rolling cache is on or off. I’ve not seen any difference.