Matt@RS

Much better than fsx mate ,,, we can get get out and blow something up. lol Arma is what we make it.

Not too jerky flying wise. A few stutters for no apparent reason but am going to enjoy exploring this great island...I am a bit worried to hear its using 1 core a lot more than others. Haswell 4670k @3.8ghz on stock cooler 120gb ssd gtx460

Yep Didnt know about the -nologs thanks

Seems pretty smooth when playing to be honest .....the unitcapture recording process only captures the plane co-ordinates at about 17 fps and has a guess in-between frames so you see a bit of a stutter. My biggest problem is with scenery popup/low textures at middle distances.

Dont worry, i got lots n lots of jets in development https://www.youtube.com/user/kazmatt1

Glad to see a few fellow Haswell 4670k owners on here. As far as im concerned they seem to kick arma3's butt especially when flying fastmovers. Im using a ssd for arma and the os, an old gtx 2 gig 460 .Running the cpu @3.4ghz and 3.8ghz turbo with stock aircooler . Im very happy 12000 view distance all bells n whistles on running fraps cost me £500 to upgrade. The plane is jerky sometimes as im using the UnitCapture command to pre-fly then film.... plus the plane is unbinarized a whopping 260mb model. Ive had 5 different plane models flying at once so over a gig and a half being pushed around the sky with no problems.

Bit of Jet action @RealSound mod

Very atmospheric i know is not exactly the same, but ive noticed the clouds do not mask the planes yet in arma 3.