#Rfactor gt legends update

Now upgrading the graphics for gpl is a big thing for me, so i'm very much looking forward to any new update and especially the work brr is doing, but nice graphics alone, as proven by a bunch of other games doesn't make or break a game. and even with the le mans track by virtual lm, stunning as it is with all the attention to detail, it all feels a bit bland.

#Rfactor gt legends mod

i really wanted to love the sportscar mod for r-factor, driving my favorite ever racecar, the porsche 917kh, but somehow it's just some car out of a load of cars. and the driving is rather generic - to me anyway. there seems to be no real learning curve or at least none as steep as in gpl. that is something i found rather weird in modern sims.

surely it is, in part, linked to the cars, the tracks and the era, but probably in equal amounts to the learning curve and the actual driving feel. That aside, the resolution you are playing at has a huge influence on the fps you see with graphics cards, especially for lower end to mid level cards.ДЄll of that aside though, gpl at 36fps had a better immersion than most any other sim out there. with modern sims it's mostly the opposite as miklkit and i found out a few months ago (link to thread to be inserted). Well true, the gfx card isn't the slowest but it is a long from being anywhere near a real fast one and, as brr has pointed out, gpl isn't so much depending on your gpu but more on the cpu power.

#Rfactor gt legends mods

I find everything in rFactor to be like driving a hovercraft, and have no explanation why that happens (yes, tried the good mods and ffb plugins etc.). Your video card is not quite top-end so it may explain part of the low fps, although 36fps sounds pretty low even considering the video card. GPL is somewhat unique compared to new(er) sims in the sense that it uses more CPU for graphics processing. Is vsync on or off? The sims you mention are not locked to display refresh rate like GPL, so it is possible to get much more fps than 60 but vsync should be off for that to happen. The graphics clearly have the potential to blow GPL away in terms of eye-candy and realism. If anyone can help me to solve my FPS issues, I may finally get to feel immersed in these new sims as I'm sure that they must be better than GPL in the long-run. I have a TFT monitor which can be set to either 59Hz or 60Hz - which should I choose? If I set it to 60, is that the max FPS I can expect from any game? I read on some posts that you guys are getting 500FPS (What's that all about?) I've even created profiles on the Nvidia control panel for each.

What am I doing wrong? I've tried various settings both on the Nvidia Control Panel and within each Sim. Surely that should be plenty quick enough to run these programs with ease? All I get is an FPS of around 24-36. I have an Athlon dual core 6000+, 4Gb RAM, GeForce Nvidia 9400Gt(1Gb RAM) all running WinXP. My biggest gripe is with the graphics - 60fps everywhere with everything maxed out in GPL but I get nothing like that with these newer sims. I like them all but I'm not getting that 'immersion' into the sims that I've grown used to. I've just purchased rFactor, Race-On and Live for Speed and have spent a couple of weeks test driving them all. 60fps, improvements in the physics, fantastic graphic updates and super immersion in the program make it really very special.

#Rfactor gt legends drivers

I love the era of GPL, I love the cars, the tracks, the drivers and I just love all of the improvements that have been made over the past decade. I'm a veteran of GPL and I've been loyal to it since it was released in 1998 I've never even tried out a demo of another sim until earlier this year.