ssbobz wrote:Yes, happened to me too. It was so annoying I turned it off and used the alternate views from the cabin to check alignment, they were more interesting anyway imo.
artimrj wrote:I just did the turn table tutorial and had no flickering. All my settings are as high as they can go.
cbff33 wrote:The flickering does not occur with my new machine. I think a lot of the glitches, outside from framerates, boil down to computers that struggle to run smoothly. Now that I have experience TSW from a below spec 2nd gen i5 to the new beast I built, I think I can better comment now on TSW.
OldProf wrote:cbff33 wrote:The flickering does not occur with my new machine. I think a lot of the glitches, outside from framerates, boil down to computers that struggle to run smoothly. Now that I have experience TSW from a below spec 2nd gen i5 to the new beast I built, I think I can better comment now on TSW.
Did your ASUS come with "boost" utilities (AEGIS II and ASUS App Box)? If so, do you use them and do they make a difference running TSW? [Yes, I know that I'm contributing to the derailing of a discussion thread, but at least I didn't begin it.]
dick8299 wrote:ssbobz wrote:Yes, happened to me too. It was so annoying I turned it off and used the alternate views from the cabin to check alignment, they were more interesting anyway imo.
Just to enlighten me, what are and how do you activate the alternate views from the turntable. I have a hard time telling where I am by using the monitor. I end up using the 2D map which is counterproductive to the immersive nature of TSW.
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