Will It Run On My PC?

[CarMaster_IS200]

It won't but What FPS will I be getting?
I have:
Graphics: AMD Radeon 5450 *Soon be getting an GTX 1050 Ti
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4130 CPU @ 3.40GHz 3.40 GHz
Windows 10 PRO Version 1607 64 Bit x64-based processor 16 GB Ram

Anything else you need to know? (yes ik this is not a gaming PC)

[OMG 77]

I3 is ok but that graphic card is rubbish. Upgrade that graphic card its a but old and even when new was rubbish. Stick a gtx 1050ti in it if you have a standard power supply

[CarMaster_IS200]

Originally posted by ..SMILER..:

I3 is ok but that graphic card is rubbish. Upgrade that graphic card its a but old and even when new was rubbish. Stick a gtx 1050ti in it if you have a standard power supply

GTX 1050.... It costs more than like £150... that's £50 more than this PC cost. I have no clue how to take off the graphics card or how to even work on a PC, well if I3 is ok, what FPS would the game run on? like 1024 x 728 Resolution

[CarMaster_IS200]

Originally posted by ..SMILER..:

I3 is ok but that graphic card is rubbish. Upgrade that graphic card its a but old and even when new was rubbish. Stick a gtx 1050ti in it if you have a standard power supply

Not sure if it's a 512 MB or 2 GB

[Simon said EAT DUST PLAYER_1 !]

There is no free lunch.
A 1050ti or AMD 560 should be considered a low-cost entry-point for anyone that wants to power a middle-of-the-road 1920x1080 display @ 60fps. Not even talking about maximum graphics-settings, mind you.

The GPU installed inside your system has never been considered a powerful card, let alone capable to deliver smooth gaming in any but the most basic titles back in it's day. It was really meant as an expansion-card to provide a low-power multi-monitor solution i.e. to enlarge desktop-workspace. Same reason such unsuitable-for-gaming add-in-cards are still offered today.

Now, around €120 for a gaming-capable GPU isn't at all bad times, really. Used to be way more than that. But then again, today's racing-sims will not make sense to play if not combined with a good 900°/1080° ffb-wheel and pedals. If not already part of your collection, that will easily set you back more than twice that.

[CarMaster_IS200]

Originally posted by Simon said DIE ♥♥♥♥♥!:

There is no free lunch.
A 1050ti or AMD 560 should be considered a low-cost entry-point for anyone that wants to power a middle-of-the-road 1920x1080 display @ 60fps. Not even talking about maximum graphics-settings, mind you.

The GPU installed inside your system has never been considered a powerful card, let alone capable to deliver smooth gaming in any but the most basic titles back in it's day. It was really meant as an expansion-card to provide a low-power multi-monitor solution i.e. to enlarge desktop-workspace. Same reason such unsuitable-for-gaming add-in-cards are still offered today.

Now, around €120 for a gaming-capable GPU isn't at all bad times, really. Used to be way more than that. But then again, today's racing-sims will not make sense to play if not combined with a good 900°/1080° ffb-wheel and pedals. If not already part of your collection, that will easily set you back more than twice that.

I know, but I got no job lol, I'm 11 (don judge) I know this game will run like 7 FPS lowest graphics, so when I save up, one day I will get a PC that has a i5, 1050 GTX Windows 10 Pro etc...

[Simon said EAT DUST PLAYER_1 !]

Originally posted by CarMaster_420:

I know, but I got no job lol, I'm 11 (don judge) I know this game will run like 7 FPS lowest graphics, so when I save up, one day I will get a PC that has a i5, 1050 GTX Windows 10 Pro etc...

You're 11. Thx so much for this piece of honesty! I think you still have plenty of time to experience new things and learn about exciting new stuff...

In the mean-time I suggest looking at software that will actually run well with what you have.
e.g.:
www.lfs.net
about 85% of the driving-mechanics/physics seen in this game here. Requires maybe 20% of the hardware to run it. And the demo-content is free, so you can play around with it and verify that it runs great before you buy anything.

Had I had access to something as good as that at age 11, I don't know what would have happened!

[CarMaster_IS200]

Originally posted by Simon said DIE ♥♥♥♥♥!:

Originally posted by CarMaster_420:

I know, but I got no job lol, I'm 11 (don judge) I know this game will run like 7 FPS lowest graphics, so when I save up, one day I will get a PC that has a i5, 1050 GTX Windows 10 Pro etc...

You're 11. Thx so much for this piece of honesty! I think you still have plenty of time to experience new things and learn about exciting new stuff...

In the mean-time I suggest looking at software that will actually run well with what you have.
e.g.:
www.lfs.net
about 85% of the driving-mechanics/physics seen in this game here. Requires maybe 20% of the hardware to run it. And the demo-content is free, so you can play around with it and verify that it runs great before you buy anything.

Had I had access to something as good as that at age 11, I don't know what would have happened!

Demo? what demo, now I know it's just the Graphics card, I saw a GTX 970 for only £43 Brand new in the box ($50) Well, It's a game or what? Anyways, I just wanted Assetto for drifting and messing around (maybe racing) with my G27

[CarMaster_IS200]

Originally posted by Simon said DIE ♥♥♥♥♥!:

Originally posted by CarMaster_420:

I know, but I got no job lol, I'm 11 (don judge) I know this game will run like 7 FPS lowest graphics, so when I save up, one day I will get a PC that has a i5, 1050 GTX Windows 10 Pro etc...

You're 11. Thx so much for this piece of honesty! I think you still have plenty of time to experience new things and learn about exciting new stuff...

In the mean-time I suggest looking at software that will actually run well with what you have.
e.g.:
www.lfs.net
about 85% of the driving-mechanics/physics seen in this game here. Requires maybe 20% of the hardware to run it. And the demo-content is free, so you can play around with it and verify that it runs great before you buy anything.

Had I had access to something as good as that at age 11, I don't know what would have happened!

Thanks for the feedback! ;)

[CarMaster_IS200]

Originally posted by Simon said DIE ♥♥♥♥♥!:

Originally posted by CarMaster_420:

I know, but I got no job lol, I'm 11 (don judge) I know this game will run like 7 FPS lowest graphics, so when I save up, one day I will get a PC that has a i5, 1050 GTX Windows 10 Pro etc...

You're 11. Thx so much for this piece of honesty! I think you still have plenty of time to experience new things and learn about exciting new stuff...

In the mean-time I suggest looking at software that will actually run well with what you have.
e.g.:
www.lfs.net
about 85% of the driving-mechanics/physics seen in this game here. Requires maybe 20% of the hardware to run it. And the demo-content is free, so you can play around with it and verify that it runs great before you buy anything.

Had I had access to something as good as that at age 11, I don't know what would have happened!

Hey, is that game compatible with Logitech G27? And also is that the acutal game for free or like cracked?

[CarMaster_IS200]

Originally posted by Simon said DIE ♥♥♥♥♥!:

There is no free lunch.
A 1050ti or AMD 560 should be considered a low-cost entry-point for anyone that wants to power a middle-of-the-road 1920x1080 display @ 60fps. Not even talking about maximum graphics-settings, mind you.

The GPU installed inside your system has never been considered a powerful card, let alone capable to deliver smooth gaming in any but the most basic titles back in it's day. It was really meant as an expansion-card to provide a low-power multi-monitor solution i.e. to enlarge desktop-workspace. Same reason such unsuitable-for-gaming add-in-cards are still offered today.

Now, around €120 for a gaming-capable GPU isn't at all bad times, really. Used to be way more than that. But then again, today's racing-sims will not make sense to play if not combined with a good 900°/1080° ffb-wheel and pedals. If not already part of your collection, that will easily set you back more than twice that.

Logitech G27 was £80 and came with head tracking and a stand, FOR ONLY £80!!! (about $95) Used

[CarMaster_IS200]

Originally posted by Simon said DIE ♥♥♥♥♥!:

Originally posted by CarMaster_420:

I know, but I got no job lol, I'm 11 (don judge) I know this game will run like 7 FPS lowest graphics, so when I save up, one day I will get a PC that has a i5, 1050 GTX Windows 10 Pro etc...

You're 11. Thx so much for this piece of honesty! I think you still have plenty of time to experience new things and learn about exciting new stuff...

In the mean-time I suggest looking at software that will actually run well with what you have.
e.g.:
www.lfs.net
about 85% of the driving-mechanics/physics seen in this game here. Requires maybe 20% of the hardware to run it. And the demo-content is free, so you can play around with it and verify that it runs great before you buy anything.

Had I had access to something as good as that at age 11, I don't know what would have happened!

Hey, THANK YOU for telling me about LFS, it's AMAZING!! I love the game, also it runs full graphics at 40 FPS not using Afterburner on nothing
Not that I do because you will wear out your PC more than you need to (unless you got a Gaming PC)
*Also, do you know any more of games like these? And where could I buy this game, like where can you buy it?

[Simon said EAT DUST PLAYER_1 !]

lfs is an independant racing-sim solely marketed via download/online. You buy your license directly on their site. I recommend getting "S2" for now, as development of the game and it's content has been slow over the last couple of years. Only the "Rockingham"-track has been completed regarding S3-content.
Truth be told, it's glory-days have now been long over, but you might be able to squeeze into a league or two with the help of their official forums. "Pick-up"-style casual racing has always been it's strength... ...although that might be a little bit tougher with the user-base spreading itself thinner and moving on to other sims. Drifting and pretend-"city-driving" seem the most-popular pastimes in the lfs-universe, today.
You should try your G27 with it (before you buy). I recommend dialing "damper" & "spring-effect" down to zero in the Logitech-drivers for this game, overall force ~ 85%. In-game chose 15..25%.

Their shop is to be found directly on their own site:
https://www.lfs.net/shop/licenseselect

[0nion_man_LV]

Nobody can tell you fps you will be running game on with any specs- we can just predict if it will run "bad'/"acceptable"/"well"

As AC is very GPU intensive and much less of CPU mess then i can defeintely say that it will run "bad" cause Radeon 5450 time is long gone over. I suggest gtx660 or 750ti if you are on budget and 1050ti if you are not into really demanding games (or you are into them but don't mind playing on medium/low).

[CarMaster_IS200]

Originally posted by 0nion_man_LV:

Nobody can tell you fps you will be running game on with any specs- we can just predict if it will run "bad'/"acceptable"/"well"

As AC is very GPU intensive and much less of CPU mess then i can defeintely say that it will run "bad" cause Radeon 5450 time is long gone over. I suggest gtx660 or 750ti if you are on budget and 1050ti if you are not into really demanding games (or you are into them but don't mind playing on medium/low).

Would you say A GTX 970 will do? Is it a good graphics card? Please tell me. I would like to play in High but not ultra if you know what I mean, But fullscreen. I downloaded GD Hardware Scan, and I checked GTA V for the crack. (for fun) And it said a GTX 970 is 54% over the recommended graphics card FOR GTA V so I think, THAT could run Assetto. Well honestly, if I'm gonna spend £60 at least on a 750, I'd rather pay that £40 more and play on high (if it's a good graphics card) So please tel me if the GTX 970 is good or whats bad about it.
*I mistaken the GTX 970 for the GTX 750 I thought GTX 970 costs 100 lol, do you know any graphics cards around £100? ($110, 105 Euro etc...)

[CarMaster_IS200]

Originally posted by CarMaster_420:

Originally posted by 0nion_man_LV:

Nobody can tell you fps you will be running game on with any specs- we can just predict if it will run "bad'/"acceptable"/"well"

As AC is very GPU intensive and much less of CPU mess then i can defeintely say that it will run "bad" cause Radeon 5450 time is long gone over. I suggest gtx660 or 750ti if you are on budget and 1050ti if you are not into really demanding games (or you are into them but don't mind playing on medium/low).

Would you say A GTX 970 will do? Is it a good graphics card? Please tell me. I would like to play in High but not ultra if you know what I mean, But fullscreen. I downloaded GD Hardware Scan, and I checked GTA V for the crack. (for fun) And it said a GTX 970 is 54% over the recommended graphics card FOR GTA V so I think, THAT could run Assetto. Well honestly, if I'm gonna spend £60 at least on a 750, I'd rather pay that £40 more and play on high (if it's a good graphics card) So please tel me if the GTX 970 is good or whats bad about it.
*I mistaken the GTX 970 for the GTX 750 I thought GTX 970 costs 100 lol, do you know any graphics cards around £100? ($110, 105 Euro etc...)

Hey would a 960 be worth it, or an superclocked 750?