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  2. As part of our continuous maintenance and improvements to Assetto Corsa Competizione we will be releasing small updates on a regular basis during the esports season which might not go through the usual announcement process detailing the changes until a later version update where these changes will be listed retrospectively.
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People with i5 4460s...

Discussion in 'ACC General Discussions' started by SoloWingX, Sep 20, 2018.

  1. SoloWingX

    SoloWingX Racer

    Hello guys. This processor is in the minimum requirements. From the "signatures" under forum posts I see many of you have this processor, myself included. How's your experience with the game? Are you planning to upgrade in the near future?

    If I am alone on the track the performance is great. However with 19 AI cars... it struggles. And that's before you add rain and night into the mix. Of course, with sub 60 FPS performance the input lag is pretty huge, so it's tough.

    Regarding an upgrade, IF I upgrade, it's going to be a Ryzen 5 2600... of course any upgrade will be pricey due to having to buy a motherboard, RAM, etc. I am still waiting for a few newer releases to see if the performance improves (probably not much) and will probably upgrade before Christmas.

    What about you? :)
     
    SoloWingX, Sep 20, 2018
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  2. Fr0zzen

    Fr0zzen Gamer

    I don’t have your CPU but you can lower the amount of cars shown to you, for example if you set it to 7, only the 7 closest cars will be shown and cars further away are invisible. This will definitely help. Also lowering graphics helps too
     
    Fr0zzen, Sep 20, 2018
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  3. SoloWingX

    SoloWingX Racer

    Lowering graphics or reducing the number of rendered cars would not reduce CPU stress, I think (physics still have to be calculated). Anyways, I want to future proof it, running 20 car grids is not my intention in the long run.
     
    SoloWingX, Sep 21, 2018
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  4. mister dog

    mister dog Alien

    Edit delete, not the same processor.
     
    mister dog, Sep 21, 2018
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  5. Raklödder

    Raklödder Simracer

    Try lowering your foliage and shadow settings to low and then remove one AI car at the time.

    Ryzen may be the most affordable option, but it's not as fast and not suited for high refresh rate gaming.

    However if you are planing to upgrade your GPU as well and go for 1440p or 2160p, you won't notice the difference.
     
    Last edited: Sep 21, 2018
    Raklödder, Sep 21, 2018
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  6. SoloWingX

    SoloWingX Racer

    Still being a student means I cannot look at i7s, and the AM4 socket still has many generations in the future for another upgrade down the line. I was quite shocked when I looked at my motherboard what could I upgrade to and it's Haswell only. I thought it's future proof, but no. That's why I would choose the Ryzen instead of an i5 8400.

    I have a 1060 6GB, 60Hz monitor, I have no budget to touch those, high refresh rate gaming is not really an option. I frame limit at 65 FPS either in-game or via RTSS.
     
    SoloWingX, Sep 21, 2018
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  7. LRM

    LRM Simracer

    Ryzen is especially good with heavy multithreaded applications, it will be just fine and more future proof than intel platform.

    IA performance need optimisation anyway, so IMO just wait until the end of this year and see if you really need an upgrade.
     
    LRM, Sep 21, 2018
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