Excuse me, but what?
No. Let's look at Radical. It's a car that anyone can buy, and as such comes out of the factory set-up safely. Same goes for GT3 cars that are...
Then the easiest way to achieve what you're trying to achieve is to set it up in an unrealistic, trying to kill you, way. It's solved.
You're comparing actual physical limits of a vehicle with feeling of being a driver of said vehicle. Not comparable. Representation of the...
5.1-6 G's? I'm calling BS on that one. SR3 doesn't have the downforce nor the tires nor the power to run at those speeds.
Ari, nobody is accusing you of lying. Just like you people are also sharing their experience. Thanks for the suggestion, but I did that the day...
That's a good info, thanks, rF2 then might be an exception to the rule. I'm not sure how it relates to my problem of losing so much performance...
Just the CPU, overclocking GPU and memory is, from my experience, usually a waste of one's time as gains are not significant enough. Thank you,...
It can't tell me that because there's nothing to look for within. It's not a rant either. Performance drop is in fact laughable and pathetic.
It tells me that your post is not helpful in any way.
More news at 11. Post-processing set to "none" ISI SuperGT Nissan Nola DX11: 61 FPS DX9: 133 FPS Mills DX11: 57 DX9: 116 Laughable, and pathetic.
I have 4GB GPU VRAM, plenty for a single car around that track. I tested ISI tracks as well, same result, I will post numbers after LM qualifying...
Yes, always.
I'm sorry too, hopefully someone from S397 takes notice. Asus Maximus Formula Q9550 @ 3.4 GTX 960 4GB 6 GB DDR2 1980*1020 @ 72Hz W10
That's simply not true. It doesn't matter what content I use, I have lost 30-45 FPS. EDIT: Just tested, without single setting changed. SuperGT...
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