Performance Assetto Corsa GTX 1050 TI

[donizete]

Performance Aseetto Corsa.

I have Windows 10.
Intel Core 2 quad.
CPU Q9550 2.83GHZ.
6 GB RAM
GTX 1050 TI.

I get 32 FPS at the start and 42 ~ 45 constants in the race with 20 cars.
No matter what wick in the settings, it always holds this value.
Being 10 or 20 cars.

Is this the maximum amount I can reach?
My Game Settings:

 

[Stereo]

Reflection Quality + Rendering Frequency and AA are the big ones you could turn down. If you drop the Frequency to 'Static' you probably get 50% more fps. Just lose out on live reflections.

 

[RasmusP]

My advice would be to download open Hardware Monitor, play a few minutes and then have a look at the CPU and GPU load.
While the 1050 ti might not be the strongest card out there, I think it's you "old" Core 2 quad that is limiting
Try to lower shadows and reflexions, afaik these 2 settings have a impact on the CPU.

If you want to test it the "simple way": put the Resolution to 800x600 (or the lowest your monitor can handle). Resolution reduces the gpu load but CPU stays the same!

 

[paul willingham]

Get better gpu then you can have all the eye candy turned on!

 

[RasmusP]

You really should find out if the CPU or gpu is the limiting factor before you buy anything.
Friend of mine had a 9300 and a gtx 760. Only got around 50 fps in cs:go.
After upgrading to a used I7 2600k he got around 200 fps, same gtx 760!

If the graphic settings are not increasing your fps dramatically it's a sign that it might be the Core 2 quad that is limiting!

 

[Enagee]

Your gpu is fine.....your cpu is the weak link....you will need to turn down most settings. Some point youll need to upgrade cpu

 

[Giorgos Kostis]

That old core 2 quad is a very serious bottleneck for your system.

You must change that CPU at your earliest convenience.

 

[donizete]

Thanks for the friends opinions.
Which processor would you recommend?

A good cost benefit ...

 

[Giorgos Kostis]

Before i answer that, you must tell me what motherboard you have.

 

[donizete]

I'll have to change the motherboard too, I guess.
My Asus Lga 775 Ddr3 P5g41t-m Lx2/br

 

[RasmusP]

If you want to have gaming as a hobby for a long time I would !always! recommend a Intel i5 or i7 that can be overclocked (k behind the name). Even if you don't want that yet, it's good to have the option in a few years!
There are two possibilities:
1. Buy a used i5/i7, mentioned friend above got a I7 2600k with Asus motherboard, 8 GB RAM and scythe mugen cooler for 150€!
2. Buy a new one but spend much more money
(3. Buy one of the new AMD's)

Why that: The Intel i's (sandy Bridge, 2xxx series and newer) are known to be almost undying and are only around 20% slower for gaming compared to the current ones!
Overclocking: I didn't oc mine until a year ago (bought in early 2011). I just didn't need to. But then there came a few games where I wanted more and I could have it. Friend of mine has/had the "non k" I7 2600k, wanted to have +200 fps in cs:go, couldn't oc it, bought a new one. Spent 400€ instead of 40€ for the "k".

 

[Giorgos Kostis]

If you got enough money for a B350 AM4 motherboard and the ryzen 5 1600, then you're set for a looooooooong time.

 

[Giorgos Kostis]

If you want to have gaming as a hobby for a long time I would !always! recommend a Intel i5 or i7 that can be overclocked (k behind the name). Even if you don't want that yet, it's good to have the option in a few years!
There are two possibilities:
1. Buy a used i5/i7, mentioned friend above got a I7 2600k with Asus motherboard, 8 GB RAM and scythe mugen cooler for 150€!
2. Buy a new one but spend much more money
(3. Buy one of the new AMD's)

Why that: The Intel i's (sandy Bridge, 2xxx series and newer) are known to be almost undying and are only around 20% slower for gaming compared to the current ones!
Overclocking: I didn't oc mine until a year ago (bought in early 2011). I just didn't need to. But then there came a few games where I wanted more and I could have it. Friend of mine has/had the "non k" I7 2600k, wanted to have +200 fps in cs:go, couldn't oc it, bought a new one. Spent 400€ instead of 40€ for the "k".

Xeons can also pack a huge punch and its seriously cheap for the X5000 series

 

[Enagee]

Good advice from RasmusP .....If you have any plans for VR ...best to go with a Haswell processor (4th gen). Maybe, sell your PC and look for a second hand gaming PC with no gpu...

 

[Giorgos Kostis]

Good advice from RasmusP .....If you have any plans for VR ...best to go with a Haswell processor (4th gen). Maybe, sell your PC and look for a second hand gaming PC with no gpu...

What's the point of getting another PC with no GPU if he can't play the game with good fps?!.

 

[Giorgos Kostis]

I'll have to change the motherboard too, I guess.
My Asus Lga 775 Ddr3 P5g41t-m Lx2/br

Btw the ryzen 5 1600 comes with a free cooler.

 

[donizete]

I live in Brazil.
I have a wife, 2 children and a dog. Rss.
I can not spend much.
I plan to sell my mother board and move to an I5.

 

[Fernando Deutsch]

Turn off post-processing effects and set Reflection rendering to static, that should improve your fsp a lot while not loosing too much eye candy.

 

[Giorgos Kostis]

I live in Brazil.
I have a wife, 2 children and a dog. Rss.
I can not spend much.
I plan to sell my mother board and move to an I5.

If you can possibly tell us how much you're willing to pay then i can give you some options.

 

[ouvert]

i have non Ti 1050 and no issues with performance ... with old i5 2500k and 16GB RAM ... my guess is CPU bottlenteck