Rfactor 2 won't recognize my NVIDIA.
Yeah I know, but currently I can't even fix the lag. This game is a huge let down for me. I've been fighting with it for 3 days now, and I still can't fix it.
I'll try it
Okay. So I run an IndyCar at the Portugal track and the lag is gone. At least on that track with the stock car
So its most likely a mod problem!
Test the F ISI 212 too. On Silverstone maybe or any other stock track.
When this works you can install trackmap pluggie again.
Be careful with random mods of random sites!
Test first workshop items via steam or the things that are available in this forum under downloadable cars and tracks. There you have enough to do for the next year!
Test the F ISI 212 too. On Silverstone maybe or any other stock track.
When this works you can install trackmap pluggie again.
Be careful with random mods of random sites!
Test first workshop items via steam or the things that are available in this forum under downloadable cars and tracks. There you have enough to do for the next year!
So its most likely a mod problem!
Test the F ISI 212 too. On Silverstone maybe or any other stock track.
When this works you can install trackmap pluggie again.
Be careful with random mods of random sites!
Test first workshop items via steam or the things that are available in this forum under downloadable cars and tracks. There you have enough to do for the next year!
Okay,so I've put some minutes into the game,and it turned out that the only track that's buggy and laggy with the cars is the one I downloaded..Barcelona.. Tho I still get some lag on other tracks too. The cars aren't lagging,but like every minute the game and the sound stops for,well not for a whole second but for half a second...And I know it's not the biggest problem and it's easy to fix,but the screen is still tearing.
If tearing so annoying for you, you can still fix it with syncing. But like I said it adds some lag to the controller input.
Look if its ok for you (most times its not that bad that people recognize).
This "stuttering" or "pause for half a second" thing was a topic here a few times, dont know exactly how to solve it (especially as its different at every system).
But fine that it works for you so far!
Look if its ok for you (most times its not that bad that people recognize).
This "stuttering" or "pause for half a second" thing was a topic here a few times, dont know exactly how to solve it (especially as its different at every system).
But fine that it works for you so far!
Thanks for the suggestion,but if I turn sync off my screen tears up so much it's not playable
No, I'm still experiencing stuttering. My fps is limited to 60 but my game looks like it runs with 25-30 fps. On the straights it's okay,it seems like it's really 60 fps, but when I turn the car it looks like it goes down to 10 fps. I'm running on the lowest graphics. It's worse if I turn up the graphics. Checked the GPU and CPU, everything works perfect,it's the game, and I don't know what to do. It's like 15-20 minutes to load a track,when I use wet weather it can go up to an hour. This game is a huge disappointment for me.
the purple bar is constantly full. it doesn't even move. what does that mean ?
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Your CPU has a base frequency of 2.6GHz, which is a bit borderline. This sim is very demanding on constant CPU use, so other CPU measuring tools/programs (like task manager) don't really show the full picture; that's what the Ctrl-C graph is for.
Press I (that's letter I, as in ghijk from the alphabet) in game to switch to AI control. If we're talking about the same purple bar, it will come right down to maybe 15-20%, because the AI physics are much simpler than player physics.
For your quad core, I'd be disabling everything laptop-ish (power saving etc), turn off speedstep, turn off hyperthreading so each core isn't interrupted, and make sure you don't have anything in the background that could be taking CPU time.
Press I (that's letter I, as in ghijk from the alphabet) in game to switch to AI control. If we're talking about the same purple bar, it will come right down to maybe 15-20%, because the AI physics are much simpler than player physics.
For your quad core, I'd be disabling everything laptop-ish (power saving etc), turn off speedstep, turn off hyperthreading so each core isn't interrupted, and make sure you don't have anything in the background that could be taking CPU time.
Already done these. If I press I, it's still the same.