I'm sorry to hear that, but as I have learned while playing on PC, performance (or lack thereof) issues can also be on our side: components, drivers, updates of this and that and so on. I've never experienced something like you describe, even when I was playing with an "unsupported" CPU.
After 2 days of struggles i managed to resolve this issues.
I think quick free play mode automatically gives all cars fan-made liveries (so it's a lottery how many will be racing ones.) Advanced Free play is better as you get more options, like longer races etc. *In your case, if you want the other AI GT cars to keep their original ingame liveries you can switch (fan-made) ai liveries on and off in the settings/display menu. You must do this before you enter free play mode. *Advanced free play should automatically select the same division for the AI as your selected car. (But there are options where you can change this, so you could have a field of only Porsches or European cars for example)
Yes, there's something very wrong with how the game handles sync and framerate capping on PC. I think they must have written it solely for Xbox to start with, and the PC version is an afterthought, which seems incredibly strange given the claims of it being built from the ground up, as you'd think they'd do it the other way round, and see the Xbox version as a specialisation of the more general PC version.
I would not trade clarity in the signage for all the jaggies that are apparent elsewhere. Just bump the scale resolution or track detail to where your GPU combo can handle it for a cleaner image.
Only on PC, and I believe it's coming as an official option next month, but:
Strong disagree because TAA barely gets rid of jaggies anyway. It's not just the clarity of the signage like I said, it's a massive increase in motion clarity overall which is vital for racing games - and I'm not keen on the notion that you need to bump up your res, something those on lower end hardware can't necessarily do, just to get close to the image clarity we had in 2005.
Haven't tried to be honest, I'm personally happy with no AA + 4K downsampled
For anyone curious, this is an absolutely remarkable improvement. Carries on into photo mode too.
I just tried your change to disable TAA, and it looks absolutely horrific with it off, to me. Even bumping resolution scale up to 200% didn't stop it from looking utterly horrendous. Turning it on does 100% reduce jaggies. It looks massively better IMO with TAA on, and resolution scale at 150%, than TAA off and resolution scale at 200%. At 1440p I can run 144fps with TAA on and resolution scale 150% and my GPU is only 75% utilised, so that's fine and it looks good to me.
That's a new bug, yes. If I remember correctly they mentioned in the latest patchnotes or blogpost, on Forza.net, that they're working on solving this.
At the end of the day it's all personal preference. I'm not a big fan of TAA becu8of how soft it makes the image , along with ghosting. DLSS is the only one I can stand. TAA was a mistake for fast paced games where clarity is most important. Also the series S should definitely not use TAA, it looks so incredibly blurry at 1080p and lower!
Maybe it looks different based on other settings? With TAA turned off on my system it looks just unbelievably awful, I cannot imagine how anyone could play the game like that. It makes 1440p look like 360p or something.
Funny, because TAA to me makes the game look 360p. The clarity increase with it off is unbelievable.
