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Did they steal that engine sound from the Toyota GT-One in GT6?
sssshhhhh!!!!
we don't want a lawsuit
Did they steal that engine sound from the Toyota GT-One in GT6?
I haven't heard a thing.So one other thing I was wondering about that isn't talked about publicly is the Indycar license. Yeah it was announced and we heard that all the cars, drivers and IMS will all be licensed. Is there anything else that the license entails? Other tracks that they run on? Is there any talk about it going on inside WMD?
Critiquing the driving and the grammar of a person that took the time to create a video of a requested vehicle. Classy.
Doing one quick lap gives no indication of what the car is or kart is like it took about half an hour to get those two laps because if you dropped a wheel or was slightly too wide you would ruin the lap and in karts that's very easy to do.
You'll will find many you tubers only upload a few laps or one quick lap what you don't see is the time before and after when they were playing.
Im not that creative so my videos will less edited than most however it might give many people a better insight into the the game. Also when it takes 6hrs to upload the last thing you want to do is increase the file size.
Yeah I would like to see more or at least hear what they have planned for it. BTW I went to the Mid-Ohio race this year and I would just love to have it in the game.We still haven't had the full details of the Indycar license yet, I believe that there are going to be more tracks added with the deal, but we've yet to get the full details. I'm personally hoping for some street tracks and possibly Mid Ohio.
Yeah when I heard about the Indy license I was very excited cause I used to play the crap out of CART: Flag to Flag on dreamcast. Would love to see Barber, Belle Isle, Houston, Toronto.The IndyCar license is what fully sold me on this game, so I'm hoping they get some of their tracks in (like Pocono, Auto Club and Long Beach). Also wondering if they're including the aero kits that will get added next year.
When is it coming out, how much will it be and whats included?My understanding is that the Indycar package will come out as a full expansion pack, all the cars and associated tracks. Please don't ask when, how much, what's in it, etc., because we don't know any more than you do.
I would say next year, I saw in WMD forum (public session) that they intend to have all cars and teams from the 2015 season.When is it coming out, how much will it be and whats included?
that is interesting." Hi, will there be a online penalty/points system like iRacing?” <- Check back next week!"
Is this what I think it is?
I have pre ordered a copy of project.cars for ps4 but have not yet purchased a ps4 as I'm still torn between buying a ps4 and building a gaming pc. I have a t500 so wheel compatibility isn't a issue.
can I get an idea of what pc requirement would be required to match a ps4 and what would be required to run it at 100%. I would only be using it for p cars. Any info would be appreciated
I have pre ordered a copy of project.cars for ps4 but have not yet purchased a ps4 as I'm still torn between buying a ps4 and building a gaming pc. I have a t500 so wheel compatibility isn't a issue.
can I get an idea of what pc requirement would be required to match a ps4 and what would be required to run it at 100%. I would only be using it for p cars. Any info would be appreciated
Your PC would not use anywhere close to 700 watts. A higher end PC may require a PSU that large for startup but under operation much less.If my wheel would be compatible I guess I would buy it for PS4. But I also play Assetto Corsa so I builded me an nice gaming PC. There are also 2-3 other games that interest me, like company of heroes 2, maybe iRacing, Anno...
And there is also another problem with an PC that I am actually facing. The power consumption of an high end PC is huge. Running a game with all details can take up to 700-800 watt. On the PS4 it is about 140 watt!
I have 2 R9 280x graphics cards and can run them in crossfire mode. But that would cost so much energy so I will sell one of the cards. I even put framerate limits to 60FPS in games because then the cards need less energy.
Hi,
Can anyone tell me how large PCARS is, I know it is not final but I was trying to get an idea of what size SSD I would need to install both the OS and PCARS on SSD to avoid slower HDD seeks and read times.
Your PC would not use anywhere close to 700 watts. A higher end PC may require a PSU that large for startup but under operation much less.
Hi,
Can anyone tell me how large PCARS is, I know it is not final but I was trying to get an idea of what size SSD I would need to install both the OS and PCARS on SSD to avoid slower HDD seeks and read times.
I wouldn't try to fit everything (OS and applications) on an SSD, the biggest gain is for the OS and some applications with high writes. I boot from SSD but almost everything else I install to a good performing SATA drive (7.2K, large cache, ...). The computer boots VERY fast off an SSD, I have tested running some application/games from SSD and the difference as negligible. Now if you were multi-tasking (many applications calling for reads/writes) then an SSD will make a huge difference. While gaming, there usually isn't a lot of disk access contention.Hi,
Can anyone tell me how large PCARS is, I know it is not final but I was trying to get an idea of what size SSD I would need to install both the OS and PCARS on SSD to avoid slower HDD seeks and read times.
Selecting a PSU is based on "peak" use, but "continuous" is a lot less; other factors (efficiency,...) that figure in to the PSU selection/draw equation. Also, if I replace a 500W PS with a 1000W, my computer doesn't consume more electricity, it's the sum of the components that require/consume power.Check out what a new gen graphics card need. About 350-400 watt alone.
For rear snapping under braking?the radical sr3 use to be really bad for that
My sub £350 build PC takes about 150-250W at the wall when gaming and can play pCARS about 60FPS 1080p at full detail.
i suspect it involved sales and discounts if shop wisely it can be alot cheaperHi, where do you get the parts from, i spent £350 just on the Graph card and i dont get more than 40 fps so just wondering what kind of rig did u get to build?
Thanks
I got from eBay mostly. List of the parts I bought nearly a year a go now or some even longer than a year ago:Hi, where do you get the parts from, i spent £350 just on the Graph card and i dont get more than 40 fps so just wondering what kind of rig did u get to build?
Thanks
I never thought about getting bits of eBayI got from eBay mostly. List of the parts I bought nearly a year a go now or some even longer than a year ago:
Intel Core i5 4430 Retail (CPU)
Noctua NH-C14 (Cooler)
GIGABYTE GA-B85M-HD3 (Mobo)
8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600MHz 1.35V (Ram)
Silverstone Strider Plus 1000W Modular 80 Plus Silver SST-ST1000-P (PSU)
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 670 2GB Windforce 3X (GPU)
Samsung F3 HD103SJ 1TB 3.5" (HDD)
Silverstone SST-GD08B (Case)
I assume you got an AMD gpu, for whatever reason they seem under utilised in pCARS on PC at the moment, maybe by final version there will be big improvements but that is a guess.