I Hope so, ahhh
Look at this pictures.
And look at the point 3 in each pictures, i don’t understand, u can see i have more than capacity than the game needs but still low fps.
I’m using custom in game graphic setting.
So, with images i provided…, could you explain what is happen?
Also from task manager is like this:
The RDRThread limits are likely due to the laptop I/O capabilities. Here’s my technique for tuning. Turn Terrain and Object Level of Detail to the LOWEST setting. Turn off all network functions like Bing maps and photos. Turn off all the AI traffic for sky, airports, fauna, etc. This is the baseline. Tune all your other settings until your frames are at their peak. Then turn on the network components, then turn up the AI traffic to the desired level, and finally, turn Object and Terrain levels of detail back up to where you achieve your desired FPS.
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Look at the 82% Memory utilization. There is a lot of Windows overhead moving memory around taking processing away from the CPU and GPU. MSFS has a lot of quality details in the scenery and objects that quickly fill memory.