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Periodic Micro Stutters in multiple black square aircraft

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    i encounter periodic (like every second) microstutters in the tbm and the bonanza, often being worse after landing. i fly a lot of other aircraft (fenix, pmdg 777, CJ4) but these work smooth without problems.

    i tested with the pms50 and without it, same problem. i see that the render thread does something every second.

    my system is VERY powerful. (rtx 5090 and AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D, 96gb ram)

    i had the problem at the orbx LOWS airport (not very powerhungry) for example and at GAYA LOWW.

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      Sorry that you're experiencing something like that. I can't recall anyone reporting that symptom with my aircraft in the last few years. Perhaps someone else will post here with something else that could help us investigate. Given that it's the render thread, the issue isn't likely to be anything I have encountered in the past with avionics or systems code. The only thing that comes to mind is a BIOS setting that some of my beta testers for Starship discovered that could make a significant difference to periodic hiccups. Also, are you using any third party applications alongside the simulator, or in the simulator, like an AI traffic, ATC, passenger, or even camera application? Sometimes those can create unexpected outcomes.

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        Sorry that you're experiencing something like that. I can't recall anyone reporting that symptom with my aircraft in the last few years. Perhaps someone else will post here with something else that could help us investigate. Given that it's the render thread, the issue isn't likely to be anything I have encountered in the past with avionics or systems code. The only thing that comes to mind is a BIOS setting that some of my beta testers for Starship discovered that could make a significant difference to periodic hiccups. Also, are you using any third party applications alongside the simulator, or in the simulator, like an AI traffic, ATC, passenger, or even camera application? Sometimes those can create unexpected outcomes.

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        @Black-Square thank you for your reply!

        i will try with an empty community folder, just with the TBM in the next few days when i am back home!

        but i tested without any other add ons active (except the orbx scenery, which works fine with all other add on aircraft). i had no traffic active (no vanilla and no third party), no other mods active, i even uninstalled pms50 from the community folder.

        the only things in the comminity folder are other aircraft like fenix and pmdg, the aig models (but as i said not used in these tests), sayintentions plugins (also not used in these tests) and the navigraph stuff.

        one thing i noticed is, that it is not with every airport. iniBuilds LOWI for example is fine, also the EDDM payware scenery didn't have problems with it. so far it tends to happen on ORBX scenery.

        i play on msfs 2024 standard ultra settings, DLSS Quality enabled and frame gen x2.
        i have not changed any BIOS settings at all. i have the latest nvidia driver installed.

        i have between 150-200fps on said airports with the tbm and the fps drops bring it down every second about 30-50fps. (which is annoying)

        i also tried to limit the fps to 100fps, but even then same hickups, even worse.

        it happens in the cockpit and even on drone view when i am a little away from the aircraft. although i think it gets a little bit better when i am a little away in drone view, but still noticeable) it feels like some calculation is happening periodically every second.

        i'll report back in the next few days after an empty community folder test.

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          Sorry that you're experiencing something like that. I can't recall anyone reporting that symptom with my aircraft in the last few years. Perhaps someone else will post here with something else that could help us investigate. Given that it's the render thread, the issue isn't likely to be anything I have encountered in the past with avionics or systems code. The only thing that comes to mind is a BIOS setting that some of my beta testers for Starship discovered that could make a significant difference to periodic hiccups. Also, are you using any third party applications alongside the simulator, or in the simulator, like an AI traffic, ATC, passenger, or even camera application? Sometimes those can create unexpected outcomes.

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          @Black-Square what is this bios setting you are talking about? Resizeable bar?

          should reBar be enabled or disabled in your opinion for msfs 2024?

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          • Black SquareB Black Square

            Sorry that you're experiencing something like that. I can't recall anyone reporting that symptom with my aircraft in the last few years. Perhaps someone else will post here with something else that could help us investigate. Given that it's the render thread, the issue isn't likely to be anything I have encountered in the past with avionics or systems code. The only thing that comes to mind is a BIOS setting that some of my beta testers for Starship discovered that could make a significant difference to periodic hiccups. Also, are you using any third party applications alongside the simulator, or in the simulator, like an AI traffic, ATC, passenger, or even camera application? Sometimes those can create unexpected outcomes.

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            @Black-Square Ok so i just tested with an empty community folder just with the TBM (only thing still loading are the scenery stuff i bought in the MSFS marketplace becuase these are not in the community folder, but i doubt it's scenery causing this anyways), and unfortunately still the same perdiodic stutters. oh and sorry my mistake i was wrong, it was the "Graphics queue" doing something every second, not render thread. mixed that up, sorry. you can see it in the screenshot where the graphics queue has these yellow small spikes every second, and when it's doing that i am "limited by render queue". but as i said, that is not happening in other add on aircraft.

            as you can see my vram is fine (which would be an explanation for this) and even if i load the "vanilla ini builds a310" (which is very badly optimized) i don't have this weird graphics queue spikes. as i said, this only happens on black square aircraft. it's like the tbm does something every second to this "graphics queue". and it's also not permanent. it can stop for some seconds and than start again. but it's very annoying and breaks immersion.

            it's really a pitty because i think the black square aircraft are awesome and i love them, but like this it spoils it for me 😞 the sim runs SO SMOOTH for me for every other aircraft and airport. it's definetly not my system or wrong msfs 2024 settings/graphics settings because then i would have the problem with other aircraft too. (as i said i also fly complex stuff like fenix, pmdg, ...)

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            and to be honest, i don't want to mess with BIOS settings, because the sim, and other games work great and i don't want to break other things too.
            only one thing i could imagine, maybe Resizeable BAR could cause this? i didn't touch any BIOS settings, but i looked into the Nvidia control panel system information and it says rebar is on. maybe this is causing this? i don't want to mess with bios tho, unless you think this is most probably the cause for this.

            hope this information can bring some light into this.

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              No issues with stutters on my end. May be a dumb idea, but try limiting your frame rate to 60fps. You'll still get 120fps with frame gen and it might free up some overhead for stutters.

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                No issues with stutters on my end. May be a dumb idea, but try limiting your frame rate to 60fps. You'll still get 120fps with frame gen and it might free up some overhead for stutters.

                9900x
                64gb 6000mt CL30
                4090TS

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                @SadBucket i already tried that and it made it even worse because these microstutters were more noticeable.

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