Which is good! 'Other apps' over inflate this I think. I will try out the bunch rides and some racing, but I think its good! I will keep on using it for sure.īased on my outdoor rides, I think the average speed etc seems realistic for me. Since DirectX is utilized by most Windows based games. The d3dcompiler43.dll file is one of many files contained in the DirectX software collection. D3dcompiler43.dll issues are caused in one way or another by an issue with Microsoft DirectX. I can select to see average power on screen, avg heart rate, maybe even things like TSS? but average power is a big one, I have to use a Garmin head unit as well, so I see that number). If restarting your PC doesn't fix the error, install DirectX and then reinstall the program or game.

I think only one of all those apps I listed actually has average power as a metric and now also total feet climbed, if you could add that, or make the data metrics customisable for your ride on screen, you'd set yourself apart (i.e.I have not tried it yet, but if I install the phone app and I am using a Windows PC for my rides, can I control them using my phone? its impossible to use a mouse / keyboard when training.I know I can use my head unit, but thats not the same, and does not include all of the data from the app. Its important to add rides to as my Fenix 7X watch uses them to calculate fatigue, body battery, training readiness etc. Would be great if you could add Garmin Connect to the connections options, so I don't have to upload it via the head unit.I like it, I think I will continue to use it - just some suggestions (if you don't mind): I've used a lot of apps, Zwift, Rouvy, BKOOL, RGT etc. So I tried out MyWhoosh yesterday after watching part of the mens racing on YouTube.

MyWhoosh instal the new for windows