Ic. Then lets try limit it to 60 to see how thing goes. ThanksUnless you set a framerate limit, AC will always use 100% of either GPU or CPU, whichever is slower.
@LazyBug, in addition to this, try also 66.7. 'In my system', this seems to be the most stable, so far.Reflections low-static could work better for your gpu. And it still looks good. Yep, definitely use a frame limiter The minimum you can limit above 60 inside the game menu, is 62.5.
vsync can very often create input lag. Not always, but it is common.Why not just enable vsync and disable framerate limiter? That's how I get the most stutterless experience on i7 920@3,8 ghz, and a GTX 970.
Not quite sure what you mean here; I mean mine already set to LOW right ??Reflections low-static could work better for your gpu. And it still looks good
Yeah i already set something like this to disable the theme and so on ->No idea if this will help but I recently had (during a club race as is typical) a notification that pushed me out of the game - "Do you want to change the colour scheme to improve performance?"
Apparently this comes up when you're running the machine close to max as the Windows 7 Aero theme is rather resource heavy - I'd never had it before so I'll be disabling Aero and the notification next time I'm racing - easily worked out with Google Fu.
I'm running a i5 3570k @ 3.4GHz and a Asus GTX780 DirectCU II and 16GB RAM.
It's hugely annoying as it wrecks your race and I've never had it pop up before this weekend.
As said, no idea if it will help but hopefully it might free up some resources.
Ic i guess i get it now & its done.You set it to low-very low. There is another setting low-static. But if you are only concerned about gpu usage hitting 100% instead of fps loss, then just use a frame limiter and the gpu usage will have only the usage necessary related to your current video options. Higher the settings (typically car reflections quality), higher gpu usage will be.
This one works good for me too@LazyBug, in addition to this, try also 66.7. 'In my system', this seems to be the most stable, so far.
Just to answer in advance of Lazybug, just right-click on your Steam shortcut and select Properties. You'll see the options under Compatibility Tab.LazyBug how I can go into the window assetto corsa properties ( the way how to open ) can you write here how to do it Friend ??? Regards Grzegorz !
Yeah or if in game's folder just right click the AssettoCorsa.exe and choose "Properties" -> Compatibility.Just to answer in advance of Lazybug, just right-click on your Steam shortcut and select Properties. You'll see the options under Compatibility Tab.