Assetto Corsa Competizione - Generic discussion

agreed..

 

And we should stop thinking about pink elephant too.

 

I would bet these cars have something happening in the aero that acts somewhat like the FIN we have in AC.

IMO it's clear the real cars are very pointy at high speed but at the same time have a much better support once you lean on them.

 

@Minolin and team.. congrats on your very successful weekend, your write up was quite enjoyable to read.

I could almost feel the moments of last minute adrenalin fuelled developer coding Very much looking forward to your agile release cycle. In totality - from the SRO presentation, to the queue of fans to what we see on the videos, well done.

25 year old me would have been sending my resume to Kunos right now Looks like an awesome place to be in right now; kick a-- engine, lots of excitement, partnership with a massive motorsport organisation, real data to work with and pushing limits.

I would suggest this would be a great feature to have in the full release. For those of us that have our friends over to get competitive on the sim rigs, beats the whiteboard in the garage.

 

I am very happy with the release roadmap. All very well planned and looks like under control ( as usual).

Over all from my knowledge I consider AC one of the best programmed PC software, never had 1 single issue.

The connection between simracing / real Racing during the event was a never seen before, if I am not wrong.

It's going to be a 6 months no stop hip.
I think the final product will be a revolution at the simracing scene.

Just notice the lack of information about dinamic weather / track condition at the planned monthly releases.

Congratulations to Kunos and all involved.

 

Hi,

I can't find informations about PC's Specifications (AK Informatica) used for the Spa event, someone know that ?

 

From the italian video, it's a I7 8086 + GTX 1080ti. If i've not jump nothing, there wasn't other info about the pc specs.

 

Thanks for the writeup and posting the vids and pictures from the event @Minolin.
I love the enthusiastic approach, and how you guys are tightly connected to SRO and the real drivers, have them drive ACC, talk to them, using their feedback.
Just amazingly impressive all around.
Getting more and more excited for early access and most eager to get myself behind the wheel of it.

 

100% d'accord - impressing and very readable - thank you a lot!

 

Only the fastest single-threaded processor in the market. I hope this choice was just "AK informatica" trying to impress Kunos team and not a particular team demand.

 

they must show their new game to the public, which computer should they use? An i3 + amd 460?

 

I'm pretty sure what he means is: he hopes you don't actually need a CPU with that much single core performance to run the game. It isn't that difficult to interpret.

 

When I worked on GTR2 development team 12 years ago, the sim was available at one of the races and drivers tried it. Henrik Roos, Simbin CEO was of course an FIA GT driver. However, I'm sure the level of feedback these days is much deeper. For one thing, I would guess these days racing drivers are much more familiar with driving in a sim, while back in 2006 that probably wasn't the case.

 

You paid a full series license, and not a single team, not a single driver whom profited from it, stood to your assistance?

 

seriously… lol.
Is someone really believe to this?

isn't difficult to interpret that pc specs for now are useless.

They was using I7 8086. Wow…
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and so? what does it means? Exept the need of Kunos to show the best possible showcase for a worldwide presentation of a new game?

 

Kunos used one of the fastest processors in the market to showcase their game, and the guy just said, I don't know if joking or genuinely worried, that he hopes it was overkill, rather than needing that kind of performance to actually run the game, all of which you were seemingly unable to understand. I really don't know what your point is and I honestly don't care.

 

I hope one of the demos will be VR
Last race is Barcelona at the end of September which could probably run the October EA VR patch.

 

The only one who is unable to understand that pc spec are totally useless right now are you, that are continuing to talk about something noone know.

Maybe you dont' know very well the videogame market, because to use a skyrocket pc for a preview demonstration of every new game is the rule everywhere.
Yes. The same was for all the others videogames that have been presented at E3 2 month ago, the same will be for all other games that will be presented in the future.

It means nothing.
It's useless talk about pc specs when even Kunos haven't declared the minimum requirements.

That said, if someone still believe that a I7 8086 will be the average to run ac... ok, continue with this.
Ther's only the little detail that the game at the end must be sold, and perhaps not all the pc gamers out there has the last I7 inside thir case.

Bye

 

But will my future 9900K overclocked to 6Ghz run it on medium? Will it? Will it? WILL IT?