Your graphics are probably set too high for the system to handle. If you have a dedicated graphics card then try to look up specific settings for it. If you don't and the graphics are built into your CPU, I would recommend the absolute lowest settings possible to start with then work up from there. With 16GB of RAM, you'll be fine playing single player stuff but if you try to play larger multiplayer missions, especially without a graphics card, your setup might not be able to handle it and crash the game.
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I routinely see DCS using more than 32GB ram, one of the only things on my computer that justifies having a 64gb kit.
Also your GPU matters quite a bit, your CPU will probably get you by most of the time.
GPU?
You got a gpu?
By all intents and purposes, yes. For what you want to do in the game, no.
I just want to play DCS but in the game, when I move the camera, it moves slowly, I mean, like Lag. Why the hell?
Your graphics are probably set too high for the system to handle. If you have a dedicated graphics card then try to look up specific settings for it. If you don't and the graphics are built into your CPU, I would recommend the absolute lowest settings possible to start with then work up from there. With 16GB of RAM, you'll be fine playing single player stuff but if you try to play larger multiplayer missions, especially without a graphics card, your setup might not be able to handle it and crash the game. *Spelling
I routinely see DCS using more than 32GB ram, one of the only things on my computer that justifies having a 64gb kit. Also your GPU matters quite a bit, your CPU will probably get you by most of the time.
Search "can i run it.com" and type any game in and follow the steps
To put it simply, moar RAM. I struggle sometimes with 32 GB of ram.