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Hello everybody
 
    Your help would be much appreciated trying to solve this graphic anomaly Which  annoys me a lot to see top of mountains just like floating around most of the time.Ihave tried to reduce fps and distance of horizon without success,of course i would not like to reduce mip map setting lower than 4 .I m wondering wether anyone meet this situation  and if found

I suggest you try to explain a little more accurately what this problem is. I Really haven't understood anything you wrote. No offence meant.

Can you be a bit clearer on this subject, or even post an image with this graphic problem of yours? It would help the community in helping you.

Thank you for yr message and i will then try to be clearer   :when i fly over mountains areas i can see the top of  some of highest mounts shaking like leaves until i come closer to them.Well,i hope this will let you imagine what il looks like.
 Many thanks for yours advices.
      Yvon

I know what you're talking about- they sort of flicker as they come within the range of visibility, right? Don't know what causes it, or exactly how to fix it, but I get that sometimes, in areas where dense scenery is taxing my system's ability to draw everything. Only fix is to not change your locked fps rate, but reduce more settings (weather and traffic are big hogs). I haven't tried that, and don't want to reduce settings more than i have. It rarely happens, and usually stops after flying a few minutes in the area in question...

No offence meant rottydaddy, but your explanation seems strange to me that have a way lower configuration than yvon. My sim pc being an AMD Athlon 2400 with a Gefo Fx5700.

Seems strange because I never had that problem and always kept all the sliders maxed out (all of them besides the AI traffic).

Might it be something about the video card drivers?

 Yes this might also come from GPU driver , i'm going to change  it for the newest release and see what happens.I will let you know .Thank you for your opinions.
Have nice flight.
   Yvon