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If I understand correctly, E-Cores can cause the same thing on pancake as well.

Sadly A-10 is one of the few modules I don't own

Thank you. I'm glad that the video was helpful.

Thanks

Yeah, it's great!

Whats you favorite?

It kinda varies, I don't have one fixed favourite over others. But one plane I return to very often is M2000C. It just clicks with me.

To my understanding, you can fairly accuse Intel, Microsoft, and game developers equally for these problems. All of them had a chance to design their products better.

@@ahonensimracingsimflying not exactly. Before E-cores and P-cores, some games ran very well, maybe not DCS, which i had no specs for, but i had, for instance, Mortal Kombat 11 run perfectly, with a slower machine and Win 7, than with my latest PC with lots of ram and a Core i7 127000

Yes, this happens when all three have bad implementation. So Intel could've done their implementation of E- and P-Cores better to begin with, Microsoft could improve how the OS assigns P- and E-Cores to CPU intensive programs and game makers could improve how their particular software handles them. I guess we agree that E-cores are only problem on some games. I run a lot of racing and flight sims and E-cores are only problem in DCS.

Interesting, maybe replace few characters with *'s or something 🙂

Thank you 🙏

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The sound of the car in game is the default but I did some sound editing for the video. I have long history with recording music so sometimes it's fun to get creative with sim video sounds too 🙂

Yes you can, but then you can't use them at all. And if this suits you it's fine. This is just the way to configure them per application.

@@ahonensimracingsimflying ahhh gotcha. Yours def better solution!

To my knowledge it supports also AMD processors. I haven't ever owned an AMD processor so I'm not familiar with them.

@@ahonensimracingsimflying To my knowledge I can say there is no such thing as E-Cores with AMD. That is just an Intel thing.

@@sinanarts Yes, but Process Lasso supports AMD which was the question.

Well, I guess they aren't problem then either? Have you disabled E-Cores in BIOS?

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Sadly they've changed the voices a bit now. It's still hilarious but it's not like they're in Blair Witch anymore 🙂

Haven't had that problem but I guess it's very much possible.

If it was even 75% finished but for many areas it seems like 25% finished. New standards for early access...

It's a huge map and I haven't of course flown at all parts of it. So I guess there are worse parts too. The performance was significantly improved after the update on 22nd of February. That made a huge difference in SA + Marianas on my system.

Yeah, the map prices are pretty steep. But apart from that I think this is very interesting area. At least it's not sand... But I'm of course biased as I live in Finland 🙂

Agreed, that's just bad.

Np.

Yeah, probably can reach same fps than on other maps by lowering settings. But I made this comparison on same settings to see how Kola performs vs. other maps.

$56 now in EA but yeah, considering bad performance and worse textures than in preview screenshots, too much.

OpenXR toolkit. I also use the toolkit for supersampling. Much better performance in my tests.

The 4 different clips are from: Finland, Finland, Norway, Norway.

All other maps are solid 80fps. It's the Kola map that's badly optimized.

This video was only about the Kola map performance in VR.

Suggest you go fly MSFS instead, grumpy gramps.

Certainly wouldn’t want blowout those digital polygon ears and windows out.

As a Finn I was naturally interested in this map and will be flying it with reduced settings until it's (hopefully) fixed. But I wanted to do this test for others who are interested in how it performs in VR.

i7-14700K/64GB 4080/16GB Rift S

If I had to put them to some order it would roughly be something like this (from best to worst): Caucasus, Persian Gulf, Nevada, Syria, Channel, Sinai, Normandy 2, South America, Marianas, Kola. But note that this is not based on any measurements and is mostly based on my experiences with my previous PC which couldn't run everything as well as my current one. And also DCS has been updated between tests. The 22nd of February 2024 update was a huge improvement in how various maps performed. Marianas used to cause stutters even with my current system before that. After that it's smooth 80 fps.

@@ahonensimracingsimflying Exactly they finally fixed marianas. And thanks for reviewing this map in VR. Your observation and ranking of the rest of the maps is spot on even noticing the gigantic improvement in Marianas with that patch. So this map is a pass for now for me. I trust all your results. Thanks a lot!

@@ahonensimracingsimflying Thanks! I think it's time for a new computer.

Yeah, there's weird shimmering at Rovaniemi airport buildings and in the grass everywhere. It's not that visible in the captured image but on the HMD it's quite annoying. No other map has that. Somehow the trees in Finland look bad too and the tree rendering distance seems lower than with other maps. I have that setting maxed. But some areas in Norway look pretty good especially from higher altitude. But in general this was a huge disappointment. I was really looking forward to this map, and then we get this. Can only hope they improve things later on.

Looks like fsx when orbx first came out... Extremely disappointed....

I think it looks good

​@@mimikyu- yep if it was 5 bucks , its 70 soo

that is also called jammern auf hohem niveau

Thanks. There always a safety margin in races though.

Sounds a lot like E-Core problem. You can have PL running at background all the time so it can change the settings according to what application is running. PL's performance cost on my system is practically zero.

@@ahonensimracingsimflying ok thanks. Ill try it out later tonight. But do you need to have process lasso on and running every time you play dcs, or just do this and then never need to run process lasso again?

@@tj0cktj0ck As I said have it running all the time. There's an option to start it up automatically with Windows.

@@ahonensimracingsimflying ah I'm stupid and didn't understand PL was process lasso lol. thanks

@@tj0cktj0ck No problem 🙂

Others have nerves of steel or they have already accepted their fate 🙂

In my experience Yak-9 can usually outturn 109 G-6 but is ~ equal or worse with earlier 109's. Then there is Yak-9 vs Yak-9T. The 37mm cannon is really powerful but it feels less accurate than the 20mm. Of course when you hit it's pretty much fatal every time. In general Yak-9 feels pretty good in all aspects just like the 109.

Thank you!

Thanks!

Nope, Il-2 with Velikie Luki summer map.

Yeah, both ProcessLasso and ParkControl feature similar ways of control. I presented here the way to do it with PL.

That could actually be a great combo!

Yeah! Amazing plane.

Thank you!

Hah 🙂 You can check the whole video from here: ua-cam.com/video/9rrRCw7ZsEc/v-deo.html

This happens when you're alt-tabbed to Process Lasso for longer. I've never seen parked cores when DCS is actually running. But yeah, if you want to disable parking, there's a setting in Process Lasso called Induce Performance Mode, which prevents using E-Cores and parking. So far I've preferred the method shown on the video as I sometimes have DCS on the background when eg. setting up recording for videos.

@@ahonensimracingsimflying Perhaps. This is what the Process Lasso FAQ says: If I have installed Process Lasso, do I also need ParkControl? ParkControl offers these additional functions: A real-time system tray icon showing CPU core parking status Easy access to CPU core parking settings Power profile change notifications People have reported that preventing parking on your cores has an even more visible effect than disabling Ecores. I've not had to use it myself, but if your cores are intermittently grey stopping the parking may be worth looking into.

That exact spot from the FAQ you quoted begins with: "You do not need it [ParkControl], but you may choose to also have it installed." From the same FAQ: "If your system does have ‘open’ power profiles, use the Performance Mode of Process Lasso to disable CPU core parking when important applications are running. To do this, right-click on your target application’s process, then select ‘Induce Performance Mode’." But as I said, in my testing core parking has never been an issue when DCS is running. It only happens when it's at background and you're using some other, not performance hungry, software. And then it's actually the desired behaviour. If you find it causing problems, feel free to use any means you want to prevent it.

Wouldn't power management have a maximum performance profile mode that would achieve the same thing ?

I've found that PL's Power Profile "Bitsum Highest Performance" has a good effect on MSFS but in my testing I can't be sure of DCS. I don't say it isn't helpful but I don't make recommendations I can't be sure of.

You have pretty similar processor affinity menu in the Task Manager. But 1) it doesn't show you E-Cores and P-Cores separately, it just shows them all as a list and 2) AFAIK the changes made there are not persistent and you really don't want to do this every time you run DCS/some other sim. So that's why Process Lasso.

@@ahonensimracingsimflying O.K. Thank you for this Update-Info. 👍

Yeah, just disable E-Cores for DCS and Oculus. Let the rest be as they are. I have been experimenting restricting number of P-Cores to 8 for older sims like RBR. I think it might help with random crashes but I can't say for sure yet.

@@ahonensimracingsimflying thanks mate. Much appreciated. I just started to experiment with process lasso and it does help. I'll try to enable pcores for dcs and oculus later today. Yeah man... So many hours of trial and error

By default both P-Cores and E-Cores should be enabled. And you just want to disable E-Cores.

@@ahonensimracingsimflying understood! 👍

I haven't heard that the BIOS way would cause anything bad at least on a PC that's dedicated to sims. If you're also using stuff like Adobe software that have lots of background processes I believe it can make a difference. I was using my old PC for lots of other stuff than simracing and I just had scripts to shut down everything unnecessary when using sims.

​@ahonensimracingsimflying OH that's good. Yeah I built this PC exclusively for flight simulators and a few games, so I should be good. Which is also why I did away with windows defender a little more than a year ago with no issues 😅

Yeah, I've so far dealt with it by using the exclusions mentioned in the video.

I have tried it but did not get consistent results so I didn't recommend it.

I can't find any good translation of Finnish calls by quick googling. And I guess it would be a very long list as there are so many different possible calls. Old school guys used mostly the descriptive notes while modern drivers tend to use number codes. But then there are lots extra words which vary from driver to driver. We had one special call for this stage which was "älä älä". "Älä" itself means "don't cut". But there is a corner with 3 of those orange concrete blocks on inside. Rovanperä's pacenotes are quite interesting as he has a different word for every special condition instead of eg. combining some of the more simple ones. But to remind: calls are always decided by the driver, co-drivers job is to deliver them on time and with good rhythm. And maybe I'm biased but I think she does pretty good job for a 9 year old 🙂 Edit: sorry I just noticed this was a comment to this older video. The special call I mentioned was on our new RBR video: ua-cam.com/video/9rrRCw7ZsEc/v-deo.html

Thank you! It has been lots of fun to do this together. Check also our new video with RBR.