System requirements for ACC

Well, nothing is mentioned about gaming. Only Facebook virtual environment

 

Just get a 8600k

 

I love it when people just go "Yea just buy a new CPU", or "Dude just buy a new PC" like it's that easy.
First of all his 4690k should be more than enough for ACC, and alse we were not even talking about his CPU.

 

Meh, just throw a i9 7980XE at it, almost a core per car on the grid...

PS: not serious advice

 

Why not make the best of your trip to the store and get two Titan XPs to play on SLI and have some future compatibility?

 

Why stop at Xp's when V's available

 

I hope a GTX 1070 and i5-8600K would manage it well in 1080p.

 

Most probably any modern GPU would do 1080p.

(Nervous about 1440p & 2160p /VR here ...)

 

This thread is like :

I hope a GTX 1080ti and an I7 8086k will manage it well at 720p.

Relax people, anything above gtx 660/ AMD 7850 will do at medium settings 1080p.

 

Heres one I made earlier........

 

No..., not medium settings, anything but the indignity of medium settings.

 

Os that the VR computer builder thing? Lol

 

Someone had asked in Facebook about what kind of PCs were used to run ACC demo builds, and got replied:

https://www.racedepartment.com/thre...no-launch-tomorrow.155585/page-3#post-2775903

Considering even 1080 Ti can't keep 60 fps in pCars 2 at Ultra 4K, ACC seems to run already better

 

I’m sure they were out to make it look as impressive as they could not necessarily what is required to run it.


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Yes very likely it has been maxed out for demo purpose. 4K is very demanding overall

 

Indeed, fun little early access game to pass the time away, not too realistic,
but teaches the basics of the hardware and what they do. (no in-game igpu support)

They Just added Very basic bios settings for overclocking (i mean very basic bios settings).
which is funny pumping so much vcore it would kill a CPU.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/621060/

stepson gifted it me for a laugh the old joker he is,
seeing I was into building systems as a hobby.
(something I would not buy my self)

 

I have an i7 6700 (not k) , ASUS 970, 16 GB RAM 2133 and a 256 SSD. I hope this will be enough to play in 1080p. I am not interested in better resolutions, cause my monitor don't support them. And for the moment I don't want to upgrade it. (neither the PC and the monitor).

I play Assetto Corsa with 130 FPS in all conditions. That game must be really heavy to push me down 60 FPS... I think this configuration will allow us to play comfortably, or as I said... I really hope, cause a GPU upgrade is VERY EXPENSIVE these days...

 

Titan V doesn't support SLI, I think double Xps are your best bet.

 

Help, advice, suggestions.

I am contemplating having Dell build me an XPS desktop with an Intel® Core™ i7-8700 6-Core Processor, GeForce GTX 1070 with 8GB GDDR5, 8GB, 2666MHz, DDR4 memory.

Questions, should that combo handle ACC at higher quality graphics and grid size, and including VR ?

Does adding SSD or Intel Optane Drive, help performance, other than quicker booting and loading software ?

Any and all comments, greatly appreciated.

 

That should be fine IMO, maybe not with the highest graphics settings. One thing I would suggest is to get 16GB of that DDR4.

SSD/Optane should normally affect only the loading times, seeing how fast ACC loads in the videos I'm not sure you would really need it.