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I wonder how much they had to down-grade the graphics settings for the consoles... 

 

Now that it's been much better optimized since early access, I wouldn't consider it an overly demanding game by today's standards. Should run decently on the consoles at 1080p medium settings. I can see the CPU being a potential bottleneck with the physics and high numbers of AI on track. Wouldn't be surprised if they reduce the max number of vehicles/players per race vs. the PC version. 

If I can run it on an FX4300, then the consoles should be able to handle it quite easily. The only thing that might need to be reduced for the consoles is the post processing effects, but in all honestly; Assetto Corsa just isn't all that demanding. I know people who are running it on mediocre laptops with low to mid range GPU's on fairly decent settings.

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If I can run it on an FX4300, then the consoles should be able to handle it quite easily. The only thing that might need to be reduced for the consoles is the post processing effects, but in all honestly; Assetto Corsa just isn't all that demanding. I know people who are running it on mediocre laptops with low to mid range GPU's on fairly decent settings.

 

Have you tried running a race or practice with a full field of 26 (can't remember the exact maximum number) AI cars? It really hammers the CPU. It's not nearly as bad now as it was during early access. I'm guessing they've worked on a lot of optimizations since then. 

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Have you tried running a race or practice with a full field of 26 (can't remember the exact maximum number) AI cars? It really hammers the CPU. It's not nearly as bad now as it was during early access. I'm guessing they've worked on a lot of optimizations since then. 

Yes I have, quite a few times as well. When I am not drifting, or racing online, I run races with a full field of AI.

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I can run it a little bit above medium with a GTX760 and Xeon 1230v3.

And online it's still stuttery.

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Some new stuff about AC from the E3

Everything is PC related too.

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Some new stuff about AC from the E3

Everything is PC related too.

 

Really like the new UI. Looks much more user-friendly and easier to navigate. Can't wait for more updates. :)

 

Was playing online last night running laps around the 'ring for fun with a bunch of people. Was just a ton of fun and something I'll never get tired of. Ran a 6:11 in a 599XX, my best with that car yet. :D 

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Really like the new UI. Looks much more user-friendly and easier to navigate. Can't wait for more updates. :)

 

Was playing online last night running laps around the 'ring for fun with a bunch of people. Was just a ton of fun and something I'll never get tired of. Ran a 6:11 in a 599XX, my best with that car yet. :D

 

I still have yet to race you haha, but my cpu recently kicked the bucket and I'm running the old Phenom II for now. Has there been any updates since the last DLC?

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I still have yet to race you haha, but my cpu recently kicked the bucket and I'm running the old Phenom II for now. Has there been any updates since the last DLC?

 

Yeah, I know. :P Let me know when you get a new CPU and we'll set something up. I don't always know when I have time to jump in, so it's often spontaneous, but I should be able to set aside some time over the summer. :)

 

Haven't been any updates in a while that I know of. 

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A glimpse at the 1.2 changelog from 2:00 on.

Roll out maybe before Sunday 

 

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A glimpse at the 1.2 changelog from 2:00 on.

Roll out maybe before Sunday 

 

-snip-

 

Incredible how much thought and work goes into a game like this. Thanks for posting this video. Found it really interesting. :) 

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Incredible how much thought and work goes into a game like this. Thanks for posting this video. Found it really interesting. :)

And research...

 

 

Oh and trouble, but he said the update won't be delayed. 

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I played it, it's somewhat realistic but it's boring after the first 5 hours

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I played it, it's somewhat realistic but it's boring after the first 5 hours

I played it 135.5h and it's not a little bit boring.

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I played it, it's somewhat realistic but it's boring after the first 5 hours

 

It's more than "somewhat realistic" and you must not be much of a hard-core racing sim enthusiast, I'm guessing... ;)

 

 

#neverboredofracing :D

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I played it 135.5h and it's not a little bit boring.

Well i guess it's a matter of taste, i played it like a year ago, maybe they changed things or maybe it's just me... everyone's different [emoji2]
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It's more than "somewhat realistic" and you must not be much of a hard-core racing sim enthusiast, I'm guessing... ;)

#neverboredofracing :D

Yeah you guessed it right, i really like racing games and simulator but i don't have the time or the money to be a "hardcore fan" maybe i would enjoy the game better with better equipment
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Yeah you guessed it right, i really like racing games and simulator but i don't have the time or the money to be a "hardcore fan" maybe i would enjoy the game better with better equipment

 

For sure. With a proper wheel setup, it's so much more enjoyable. ;) Maybe keep your eye's peeled for a used G27. Never know when you might come across a deal. 

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There's a 700MB update so probably 1.2 and Catalunya

 

Changelog 1.2
- Balanced interior and exterior volume for all cars
- Updated Fmod example project
- Updated Fmod pipeline document
- Fixed some rare FMod crashes
- Fixed bodywork sound when stand still for some cars
- Fixed typos for career descriptions
- Fixed Ferrari 458 and Giulia GTA sound pan
- Fixed flags position for triple screens users
- Fixed replay doesn't show smoke
- Fixed sun visible through barriers
- Fixed flying crew at Mugello
- Fixed delay before gear shift recognised
- Fixed keyboard controller and mouse steering
- Fixed rare pit stop repair bug when clutch is pressed
- Fixed wrong player is selected in the drivers list
- Fixed showroom crashes with Motion Blur enabled
- Fixed tyre blankets weird behaviour
- Fixed front wheels size on Lotus Evora
- Fixed Pagani Huayra broken mirror
- Fixed missing BMW M3 Gt2 rear tow
- Fixed cars already damaged starting a gameplay session at Ring
- Fixed BMW M3 e92 red patch on headlights
- Fixed P4/5 Competizione static calipers
- Fixed 599xx Evo weird LOD effect
- Fixed blurred rims missing from LOD C on some cars
- Fixed fuel calculator on Setup UI
- Fixed 500 Abarth skin issues
- Fixed pit crew panels in Chevy C7r and Nissan GT-R GT3.
- Fixed some broken Steam achievements
- BMW 1M has stock liveries; the previous ones are assigned to the S3 version
- Added FOV system message when using +/- to change the value ingame
- Added visual indication for suggested eyes position and actual eye position for Driver Eyes Positioning app
- Added "Auto Pos" button in Driver Eyes Positioning app to automatically move the eyes position to the suggested value
- Added Exposure system message when PGUP/PGDOWN are used to change the value ingame
- Improved AI. AI cars can and will overtake slower cars, lose their stability easier, can oversteer occasionally.
- Tyres now have a short name that is visualized on the classification, so that players can know which tyres the AI is
using.
TYRES SHORT NAMES
SV= Street Vintage
ST= Street
SM= Semislicks
SS= Slicks SuperSoft
S= Slicks Soft
M= Slicks Medium
H= Slicks Hard
SH= Slicks SuperHard
HR= Hypercar Road
I= Intermediate
V= Vintage
- Fixed tyre - kerb hard collisions
- Adjusted realigning forces from tyres.
- Active differentials
- New Alfa Romeo Mito Quadrifoglio Verde
- New Audi Sport Quattro
- New Lamborghini Miura SV
- New Nissan GT-R Nismo
- New Toyota GT-86
- New Zandvoort circuit
- New interior soundset for 500 Abarth (shared with Alfa MiTo and Tatuus FA01)
- Added dynamic controllers to drivetrain (Nissan GT-R Nismo)
- Added FF low speed reduction factor to avoid oscillations when the car is stationary. (check
system/cfg/assetto_corsa.ini [LOW_SPEED_FF]]
- Multiplayer - Added checksum checks for tracks using the new config system
- Multiplayer - Removed "Track List" feature from AC Server
- Multiplayer - Added "IS_OPEN" key to "[RACE]" to lock new players from joining a race. 0=CLOSED, only players
coming from the previous sessions are allowed in. 1=OPEN, players can join during a race. 2=OPEN DURING WAIT
TIME, players are allowed to join during the wait time only
- Multiplayer - Fixed collision not triggering correct samples
- Multiplayer - Added weather settings to the server side
- Multiplayer - Fixed tyres glued to the road for cars without animated suspensions
- Multiplayer - Added possibility to limit tyre choice
- Multiplayer - Added Server Plugin Auth system to AC Server for customized user authentication.
AUTH_PLUGIN_ADDRESS in server_cfg.ini
- Multiplayer - Added Server UDP Plugin for realtime data input/output from AC Server (check example C# application
and UDP_PLUGIN_ADDRESS in server_cfg.ini)
- Multiplayer - It is now possible to complete last lap during Qualify & Practice
- Multiplayer - Fixed /client_list not showing local car ID
- Multiplayer - Added first ballast implementation (use /ballast [carid] [kg] in the chat as admin or entry list)
- Multiplayer - At the end of a race now the system goes "Race Control" view with leaderboard and chat
- Multiplayer - Exit button in ESC menu is now at safe distance from the others
- Multiplayer - Added option to force virtual mirror ON from AC Server
- Multiplayer - Added acServerManager into server folder.
- Added realtime "relative" time app
- Added glowing brakes graphics effect. [DISCS_GRAPHICS] in brakes.ini
- DRS can now be turned off with the DRS button and not only by braking
- AI grip on corner exit is now more realistic
- Improved loading time ~1s faster per car
- Game timing is now using high resolution timer unless a drift is detected and the timer is switched to 1ms resolution.
This improves FPS CAPS and general fluidity
- Tyres and rims now stay blurred when replay is paused
- Auto shifter has now its own dedicated section in drivetrain.ini [AUTO_SHIFTER] and does not share it with AI any more
- Air density calculation is now using temperature as input
- Proximity indicator now scales with resolution
- AI now properly brakes in time to hit 80Kmh in the pitlane
- Fixed discs object not properly switched with LODS
- Better driver gearshift preload on first gear
- Fixed strong tyre vibration around 40 kmh
- Added EBB (electronic brake balance) support
- Removed user FF damper settings from GUI and setups. FF damping is only used for stationary cars (hard steering
wheel feel) and it is controlled by wheel drivers
- Removed limits from Driver Eyes Positioning app
- Kers is now recharged in pits
- AI is not using "Trail Hint" anymore

 

W10

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Well, Logitech...

 

8.58.183 works and 8.70.315 doesn't

Forget it it's logitech

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Oh man.. i miss my wheel. 

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Uh... I just upgraded to windows 10 yesterday. Haven't tried Assetto yet or my G27. Hope it still works for me... :S

 

I see they've added the GT86, Lambo Miura and a few other fun cars. I know what I'll be doing tonight... :D (if it still works)

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Uh... I just upgraded to windows 10 yesterday. Haven't tried Assetto yet or my G27. Hope it still works for me... :S

 

I see they've added the GT86, Lambo Miura and a few other fun cars. I know what I'll be doing tonight... :D (if it still works)

 

Looks like I'll be doing the same :P Ironically I was just checking out a long list of tracks and cars I have yet to install onto my game. Leaving for Concours in the morning so dont know how long I'll be able to test tonight

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Uh... I just upgraded to windows 10 yesterday. Haven't tried Assetto yet or my G27. Hope it still works for me... :S

 

I see they've added the GT86, Lambo Miura and a few other fun cars. I know what I'll be doing tonight... :D (if it still works)

Been using my G27 with Windows 10 preview builds for the last few months, works just the same as it does on windows 7 or 8.1. The new update for Assetto is quite good also, and the changes to the FFB and physics make the cars feel more natural to me. I have put in 212 hours so far with Assetto, and with these new changes in V1.2; I can see myself putting in even more than that.

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Yeah, I just played Assetto for a while with the G27 and everything seems fine, except for some graphical glitches on the Nurburgring. Some misplaced and missing textures. Not sure if anyone else has run into this after the latest update? 

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Yeah, I just played Assetto for a while with

Did you upgrade to W10 or was it a clean install?
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