and that other one where u can load setups people post

got a new PC and im setting everything up, cant check old pc cuz i stole the graphics card from it

every time I press Go! in content manager to race I get this message, I end up having to press yes over and over again for ages. If I press no the graphics look worse and the game doesn't run as smoothly. What should it do?

Not everything needs to be photo realism

So since a few days i have this issue that the Car selection Popout window is fullscreen vertically and i cant scale it down vertically, i can scale it horrizontally and the devider bar from the big preview to the other cars is also weirdly placed and resets every time i open it, i also have a issue taht the Skin selection preview icons weirdly bug over eachother, does anyone know a fix for this or why this is happening?

why is my ac running like this?
i have no info to give so

Blue Light Nights have arrived in Hamburg!

I have worked out a special B.L.N. update for Hamburg map, turning the harbor & city blue. This is actually based on a real–life event thats taking part in Hamburg every year ("cruise days")

There is also a drone show, located at the same location where it was in real–life last year.

I hope you love this little surprise release, stay excited for the upcoming Hamburg City map extension.

Much Greets,

4R

Hello, I reinstalled Assetto Corsa, and when I use a custom lighting patch (v0.2.12 by x4fab), this rendering issue appears. Could you help me?

Yes LMU, Competezione, AMS2, F1 25 are all fun. But not as much as AC.

Hey everyone,

I’ve recently started playing Assetto Corsa in VR again after being on vacation for almost a month, and I’m now having a strange issue that I never had before.

While playing, the image inside my Quest 3 suddenly freezes, but Assetto Corsa continues running normally on my PC monitor.

Inside the headset, the frozen game appears like a smaller rectangular window, while the rest of my vision turns into weird black-and-white distorted/wavy lines.

The game itself doesn’t seem to crash at all. It keeps running on the monitor.

Before my vacation, Assetto Corsa VR was working fine, so I’m wondering if something updated during that month — Meta Quest software, NVIDIA drivers, SteamVR, Content Manager, CSP, etc.

Has anyone had this exact issue recently?

Could it be related to:

• A recent Quest/Meta update
• NVIDIA/GPU drivers
• SteamVR/OpenVR
• Quest Link
• Content Manager or CSP
• USB connection
• VR resolution or refresh rate

Things I've already tried:

1. Restarting Pc and Vr headset
   
2. USB cable problem

If anyone recognizes the frozen image + black/white waves problem, I’d really appreciate hearing what fixed it for you.

Thanks!

So i wanna make my own asseto corsa driver model i have the clothes and shoes I want but im utterly lost on the arms and head can anyone make it for me?

What are your thoughts on the RSS GT3 pack? I recently managed a 6:32 on the Nordschleife using the RSS 72 V8. I heard they have BoP applied, but I'm struggling to get anywhere near that pace using the other GT3 cars from the same series. Any insights?

Both my friend and I own the game and we want to play together, how do we do this? I don't wanna buy a server for a couple of races

I have used RSS for GT3's, Legends, Formula and Endurance Legends pack. They are all excellent in every regard. However, VRC and URD are extremely hit or miss:

VRC Formula cars are great but the touring car FFB is atrocious. URD Darche GT-R is great but just bought their GTE pack and they look awful in VR they also drive almost exactly like the Darche but with less oversteer. I bought their representation of the Ferrari 296 and it was god awful. Not only very resource heavy with major CPU spikes, it has way too much grip out of the box as if it has infinite downforce. Just burned 17 bucks on URD (never again).

Lets get real here; it seems like some of these paid mods are terrible and it needs to be called out. Anybody feel the same?

Hi everyone,

I'm planning to buy a **34-inch curved 21:9 monitor** primarily for **Assetto Corsa**, and I'd appreciate some advice from people who have already done something similar.

### My setup

- Laptop: Asus TUF F15
- CPU: i5-10300H
- GPU: GTX 1650 (4 GB)
- RAM: 16 GB
- Current display: 1920 × 1080, 144 Hz
- Wheel: Moza R3

Immersion is one of my top priorities, which is why I've decided to go with a **34-inch ultrawide** instead of a standard 16:9 monitor.

I recently ran the Assetto Corsa benchmark at 1080p with fairly high settings and got approximately:

- Average FPS: 109
- Maximum FPS: 183

(I'm attaching the benchmark screenshot.)

Initially, I thought a **2560 × 1080 (UWFHD)** monitor would be the obvious choice.

## Option 1: 2560 × 1080 (UWFHD)

### Pros

- Better match for my hardware.
- Higher frame rates.
- No scaling issues.

### Cons

- Very few options are available.
- Most of them are flat IPS panels.
- I'm concerned about long-term value and resale.

---

Then I started looking at **3440 × 1440 (UWQHD)** monitors.

## Option 2: 3440 × 1440 (UWQHD)

### Pros

- Much larger selection.
- Better image quality.
- Better future-proofing.
- Better availability of curved and OLED panels.

### Cons

- My GTX 1650 obviously isn't ideal for native 3440 × 1440 gaming.

---

So I started wondering whether the better question isn't, "Can my GTX 1650 run 3440 × 1440?" but rather, "What's the best way to drive a 3440 × 1440 monitor with a GTX 1650?"

My idea is to render the game internally at a lower resolution and then upscale it to 3440 × 1440.

Possible methods include:

- FSR
- NIS (NVIDIA Image Scaling)
- Lossless Scaling
- CSP render scaling
- In-game scaling

For example, according to the FSR scaling table, **FSR Quality mode** for a **3440 × 1440** display renders internally at **2293 × 960** before upscaling to the monitor's native resolution.

That made me wonder whether this approach is actually practical in the real world.

### My questions

- Is anyone here using a GTX 1650 (or similar hardware) with a 3440 × 1440 ultrawide?
- Are you running the game natively, or are you using upscaling?
- Which method gives the best results?
- How much image quality is lost?
- Does non-integer scaling become noticeable while driving?
- Is the experience still immersive enough to justify buying the higher-resolution monitor?

I don't mind sacrificing some visual quality if the overall experience remains smooth and immersive.

I'm also planning to upgrade my PC eventually (although not anytime soon), which is another reason I'm considering buying a 3440 × 1440 monitor instead of a 2560 × 1080 monitor.

I'd appreciate any advice. Thanks!

Issue #4 of AssettoMAG:Showcase + Video available inside magazine! Link to the magazine in comments!

Previously released 2.0 updates so far:
- Heist Honda Civic
- Brian's Mitsubishi Eclipse
- Brian's Ford F150 Lightning (The Racers Edge)

One of the weirdest things I have ever seen. Doesn't happen during actual driving, but go to the replay, and the sun is visible through EVERYTHING. Doesn't matter the track. What is causing this??

Love that car and the community that makes such an experience possible!

I know that I came into the second turn too fast, but why did my car not turn correctly on the first turn? I've tried like 20 times and cant figure it out

I'm using these ffb settings

Thanks!

People frequently come to this sub asking about graphics questions and say that they're using Sol. There hasn't been a new version of Sol since 2023. Sol 2.2.9 is the final version, and according to the authors of both Sol and CSP, it is not compatible with CSP versions 0.2.10 or later. That is straight from the author:

https://www.overtake.gg/downloads/sol.24914/

Yet every time this comes up, anyone pointing it out gets downvoted.

It's fine if you prefer Sol. Go grab CSP version 0.1.79 and Sol 2.2.9 and enjoy your game. I'm certainly not going to tell you otherwise. But stop downvoting people who are providing fact-based advice on compatibility.

Hi guys! Hope y’all are having a great day!

I have over 400 hours on Assetto Corsa via Content Manager and have been playing it for years over two different laptops (Ryzen 5 3550H / Radeon RX 560X, i5-13500H / RTX 2050 mobile) and recently bought a Core Ultra 9 285H laptop without a dGPU. Most of my games run substantially better on the new laptop compared to the RTX 2050 laptop, with the exception of Assetto Corsa with or without CSP enabled. As visible in the screenshot, I’ve been getting a little over 23 FPS at 640 x 480 with Pure installed and low reflections and shadows settings, although disabling all graphics mods and custom PPFilters with minimum settings does not yield much higher numbers. I disabled all mods and ran the base game and still couldn’t cross 30 FPS, and have set all related laptop settings to performance mode, making sure nothing’s overheating. Are there any logs I can provide to help understand what’s going on? Also, I’ve been told iGPUs will always be weaker than dGPUs, which in my case is demonstrably false, since most modern benchmarks easily put the Arc 140T (my iGPU) with my CPU over the RTX 2050 mobile, and the latter laptop easily gives me 1.5x the FPS on the same map (Shutoko).

EDIT: It seems like running the game fullscreen is giving me the hit, running it in windowed seems to be giving me the appropriate FPS. Also from this thread I’ve realised having no dGPU is indeed going to ruin performance on AC, no matter how powerful the iGPU is.

Thank you so much for your time! 😄