Not sure what the culprit may be, but I have no issues for this track. Just did a race with 20 AI and I have 67.5 fps AVG, which is pretty fine on my triple 27" 144 Hz 1 Ms sytem (see signature for the rest). I also did not notice any frame drops. Do you have your nVidia updated ?
I have a small problem and dont know how to solve it.For some reason highlands is covered in snow.I had autumn nords installed and uninstalled it.I also choose optimum weather.I did an integrity check and it required some files,but the snow doesn't want to melt...
Lienz reworked - Festival der Geschwindigkeit
A new reworked version of Lienz.
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"I fixed a lot of holes, lowered friction, configured new surface effects like cobbles, curbs, sand, gravel and grass..."
Might be a silly question, but have you tried changing the date to a summer month in SOL when in game? If that helps then I think there is some settings in CM that can set the game to ignore the real time of year.
Thanks for the update! The track still has the "staircase" effect on multiple corners, but the track itself with your fixes and Mike08's textures is becoming a little gem, conversion started by Gilles75 who'd have known . Like you say all that's needed now really is improved AI, more layouts and maybe a better road mesh or just those staircase corners fixing
Driver 441.66 from the 10th this month. I´m so frustrated that I can not get rock solid 60 fps (always vsync on) with 15 or more cars with everything maxed up :-(
I can only get that with 3, 4 cars maybe...I also know that that depends on the cars, on the track etc but...come on! I think I have the minimum to fully enjoy with the poor screen screen I have, don´t you agree?
Nope...same problem on the same spots...If you're using content manager then go to Extra FX and disable Local Reflections and Temporal Anti-Aliasing. Doing that gained me a load of FPS when I was struggling on certain tracks.
That was it!!!Never knew it existed!!!Many thanks!!!Sommer has arrived again!
Nope...same problem on the same spots...
Then I think it must be related to your system somehow.Nope...same problem on the same spots...
Disable Extra Fx completely and try again. But as @Fanapryde just said it may be something to do with your system.Nope...same problem on the same spots...
In general, absolutely true (I learned that from Doug Arnao when I was writing the GPL Strategy Guide a quarter-century ago), but if you can't find the balance by conventional means (I hate 'tuning' the car's handling with extreme toe settings), spring weights are an acceptable alternative.
The track doesn't run great for me either but not as bad as you're describing. At all settings maxed and at 1440p, i7 3770, 16GB RAM and RTX 2060 - Ferrari 488 Pista grid. I get an AVG of 63FPS on the original and 53FPS on the rework both with 20 AI cars. In 2 or 3 parts FPS drops below 50 and on the rework I get one drop into the 30's for a second or two. If I drop the resolution to 1080p then I average just over 60FPS on both tracks with about 3 major drops into the 40s. Your CPU is stronger than mine and graphics card in this scenario will be on par, so I think something is taking away valuable FPS for you and not just a demanding track alone.Nope...same problem on the same spots...
that made my day hearing you still drive that car . i really gave that car everything i had. most cars get tossed in the collection only to never be driven again. Even good cars see that fate sometimes. there's too many cars not enough time. this makes me want to try to finish that ford GT that ive failed to complete over 5 times now since october. by failed i mean put many hours into it only for it to come out driving like a 2005 GT or a used tissue. ive been forced to rage delete that atrocity over and overDisable Extra Fx completely and try again. But as @Fanapryde just said it may be something to do with your system.
EDIT: Just did a 15 car race with @megolito 's Porsche GT1 and got around 50FPS but I only have a crappy gtx1050TI so that's pretty good for me lol. I normally get 80FPS when I'm hot lapping though.
that made my day hearing you still drive that car . i really gave that car everything i had. most cars get tossed in the collection only to never be driven again. Even good cars see that fate sometimes. there's too many cars not enough time. this makes me want to try to finish that ford GT that ive failed to complete over 5 times now since october. by failed i mean put many hours into it only for it to come out driving like a 2005 GT or a used tissue. ive been forced to rage delete that atrocity over and over
Yep, seems fine to me. The car is a little 'floaty' as you'd expect from vintage tyres but braking seems pretty normal.@__EASY__, @Fanapryde , @Masscot I have a big issue with that car when braking, my wheel shakes violently. Are the brakes working fine for you?
No, can't say it does..@__EASY__, @Fanapryde , @Masscot I have a big issue with that car when braking, my wheel shakes violently. Are the brakes working fine for you?
.../... The track still has the "staircase" effect on multiple corners.../...
Nope...same problem on the same spots...
@norms Dude, that was the most logical summary I´ve ever read about this issue lol.The track doesn't run great for me either but not as bad as you're describing. At all settings maxed and at 1440p, i7 3770, 16GB RAM and RTX 2060 - Ferrari 488 Pista grid. I get an AVG of 63FPS on the original and 53FPS on the rework both with 20 AI cars. In 2 or 3 parts FPS drops below 50 and on the rework I get one drop into the 30's for a second or two. If I drop the resolution to 1080p then I average just over 60FPS on both tracks with about 3 major drops into the 40s. Your CPU is stronger than mine and graphics card in this scenario will be on par, so I think something is taking away valuable FPS for you and not just a demanding track alone.
First try turning off CSP and PP Filters and compare FPS again which will eliminate a lot of variables in one go. There's lots of setting in there that can hinder and also help FPS but mainly related to graphics cards, but I'm sure yours is more likely mainly CPU related.
You have a K processor running at 4Ghz, as soon as you get some time I would overclock that thing as much as possible. If you haven't changed any settings in your BIOS and are not running any overclocking software then that processor will be running at 4.4Ghz (IIRC) in AC if your temps are within tolerance. If you can get a few more hundred Mhz out of it, which you definitely should be able to, your FPS with more AI cars will absolutely increase. On the other hand, if you are having overheating problems then that could be why your FPS is dropping way more than mine. Bearing in mind that mine is a weaker processor that I have running at 4.1Ghz in AC.
I'm not sure it is that well known staircase effect here. I am aware of that issue in a lot (well..almost all) Gilles' conversions, but in this case it feels to me it's part of the bumpy track. You get the same effects on straights and tbh the whole track is like that. It does not bother me, some cars are more sensitive than others. Or maybe I'm getting used to it, since I have over 500 km on the different versions combined by now, with all kinds of cars.
(My rFactor2 version is not different in road feel either).
@normsCPU... Occupancy of around 40% / 55% and temperatures climbing to moments of 90º. Now...that is a lot, isn´t it?
Is my problem the cooling???
@norms Dude, that was the most logical summary I´ve ever read about this issue lol.
Let´s see if what I´m going to describe means something to you that could help me solve this problem (though I´m guessing what you´re going to say). With CSP deleted and no ppfiltering allowed, in silverstone national (kunos) and 20 cars on track (ferrari fxxk also from Kunos), with ABSOLUTELY all maxed up graphically, except MSAA (not on x8 but on x4) and rendering distance of reflections at 500m, the reading at the render status app (kunos) is between 40 and 45 fps with that red line all up and down like crazy :-D .
With the "default bright" ppfilter the fsp stays almost the same if not exactly (AVG 46.2).
However, the readings on the MSI afterburner tell that the GPU has a load of around 54% / 60% and with temperatures around 54º / 60º (all very gentle on the GPU, I think). Now the CPU... Occupancy of around 40% / 55% and temperatures climbing to moments of 90º. Now...that is a lot, isn´t it?
Is my problem the cooling???
I guessed what you were going to say lol. Most definitely a silly question but not a chance of part of the issud is dued to the screen/monitor that I have? It has a max of only 60Hz. Just trying to eliminate all the variables lolIt might not be a worst case no but it's definitely there and some corners are worse than others. It's not too bad and I can ignore it but it would be nice to smooth it out a little. I wish I had the skills to do a new mesh but that's beyond my ability.
Ouch, yes that is too high. According to Intel the TCASE of your CPU is 74.04°C. If it is hitting 90°C then you are slowly killing it. I'm not sure with 8 threads that AC uses every one of them 100% of the time even under full load so occupancy of 40-55% on that chip might be the norm, maybe a little higher. You really need to sort out the cooling. There's also a chance that it is being reported wrong, can you try your motherboards own software for temp readings and also another 3rd party such as OpenHardwareMonitor (the one I use)?
braking seems pretty normal.
I can feel them 'catching and stuttering'
I do have ABS disabled
My cooling fan is a Corsair nxs750...You might wanna download this https://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/ or https://openhardwaremonitor.org/ as @norms suggested. If those temps you posted are accurate then something is definitely not right. Also worth installing this https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/process-explorer to see what is causing the CPU occupancy as it shouldn't be running at 40/55% even when you are gaming. What cooling setup have you got?
My cooling fan is a Corsair nxs750...
My cooling fan is a Corsair nxs750...
Yep...it definitely seems that the cooling is not right. With openhardwaremonitor I get the same temps on the cores. Between 81º and small peaks of 91º. Is my Corsair nxs750 really that bad???You might wanna download this https://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/ or https://openhardwaremonitor.org/ as @norms suggested. If those temps you posted are accurate then something is definitely not right.
Edited because my CPU actually runs at 40 - 50% whilst running a 15 car race so forget what I said lol
@normsWith CSP deleted and no ppfiltering allowed, in silverstone national (kunos) and 20 cars on track (ferrari fxxk also from Kunos), with ABSOLUTELY all maxed up graphically, except MSAA (not on x8 but on x4) and rendering distance of reflections at 500m, the reading at the render status app (kunos) is between 40 and 45 fps with that red line all up and down like crazy :-D ...
My cooling fan is a Corsair nxs750...