ACC Optimization

I honestly guys dont really understand how your cpus struggle so much i have stock 4790k 32gb 1600mhz ram and gtx 1070. I run at 1080p max settings. Tried playing misano at clear sky with 28 ai and it ran quite good. started last so i can put max load on system and i had around 48-60 fps. No warning, nothing. Are you sure that your cpu is the problem?

 

A small update and a final couple of questions

I can now get around 90 to 110fps when I switch away from full screen mode and disable vsync however the stutter is bad. When I turn vsync on I seem to get around constant 60fps. So my questions now are how to eliminate stutter and maintain the higher FPS? Is it because I use a 40”1080p tv? If I get a widescreen monitor with higher hertz would I get the higher fps and retain smoothness?

Apologies for so many questions but I feel I’m close to really good settings

Thanks in advance
Baz

 

I mean no offense, but your questions are still (!) so generic that they can't possibly lead to a systematic "community support".

I advised you to learn the basics of PC performance monitoring with Afterburner here:

https://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/index.php?threads/acc-optimization.55824/page-2#post-1038803

Why don't you do your "homework"?

Anyways, trying to help you one last time: without VSync and those high FPS around 90 - 110 you're either picking up tearing or stuttering (depends on Win10 settings). Without a FreeSync or GSync monitor, the best solution for smooth image is VSync. And there's nothing wrong with that, IMO. I don't "believe" in the benefit of FPS above the monitor's refresh rate.

My advice for you: stick with VSync and taylor your GFX settings for always 60 FPS in any scenario.

 

Try fast sync or borderless windowed with vsync off in game.

 

¿Scanline Sync Riva Tuner Statistics Server?

 

ACC is choppy if i don't lock my fps to 60, I got a 144hz monitor i get just under that when racing.

 

From my POV its already running quite smoothly

I had played it on a Ryzen 2600X, X470 Board, 16GB 3200 RAM, RX580 8GB GPU and it was running great at 2560*1440 with all almost all settings at ultra.
Now i play it on my old I5 3570k, Z68 Board, 16GB 1866 RAM, RX580 8GB GPU and it is running fine at 2560*1440 with all settings at medium.

In Mulitplayer at least. I dont think that i will ever run "good" on the current I5 System against AI. But a 2600X would be just perfect. Maybe a GTX2070/RX590 for 2560*1440 is going to be ideal.
Only with WMR VR it was only "acceptable" even with the 2600X System in Singleplayer during Hotlapping with no other Cars. And AC was the best VR Experience with simple plug&play...damn that really blowed me away

 

Particles of spray in replay the biggest issue at the moment.

 

I get the same. With vsync disabled I can run at 80-100fps with occasional dips into the 70s, but everything is very choppy and jerky. Enabling vsync gives a very smooth 60fps, but with those incredibly annoying stutters into the 40s for 1/2 a sec or so, every few minutes.

 

Same here, with the exception that I use FreeSync, not VSync.

 

Any sync is a no option for me because it intruduces input lag. I rather have some stutter here and there but cant drive with any kind of IL. Seems to be UE4 related as i have no stutter in the other competitors.

 

that's your settings for sure, mate.
top your fps with your monitor refresh rate...LLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOL
When you read about computer settings, be cleaver!

 

guys vsync works very well. anyway you cannot get more fps than the ones your monitor can show: refresh rate(Hz).
60 Hz monitor => 60 fps limiter + vsync
144 Hz monitor => better to have freesync

 

the less fps you get the more input lag you should have, but the monitor is the bottleneck if 60 Hz.
If 144 Hz find a smooth amount of fps you can run with 30 cars at rainy night, and you will be sure to have a good set.
Decrease the graphic settings if you have to.
I mean, my laptop is a ****, still I get 55 fps if I use 720p res.
find your compromise.

 

It's exactlty what I do with my old 60hz screen, everything is smooth.
I don't need more than 60fps since my monitor can't go over 60hz.

 

I only need 24fps because it feels cinematic. Like a movie. Sony said its awesome, no rly.

 

Rain spray and night conditions still hit my FPS pretty hard. Hopefully further optimization about those can be done. Although I know they tend to take a toll on FPS, just wish it wasn't so :/

 

My sony 40" 1080p monitor is 50hz so what should I set my fps to?

Thanks in advance
Baz

 

50hz = 50fps

 

When I cap frames I notice ffb getting weaker and less detailed. Tried different values.