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A.I. cars need a lot of CPU to race against you, even if they're set to traffic.
Drop your settings down may help a bit, but likely it's time for you to go buy a newer CPU. Happens to everyone sooner or later.
I have an:
~AMD Ryzen 5 2600
~Rtx 2060
~16gb RAM
And my CPU just has a usage of less than 50%. So my Cpu could actually much more but Assetto is not using all Threads ^^
It seems like there might be a bottleneck in your system. How is your GPU and HDD usage in the situations where your using 50% CPU with less than 60fps?
First, thank you for your answers :)
My GPU is also at 50%, my HDD is at 5% and my RAM is at 40%.
So, no bottleneck.
ACs engine is most likely limited to the number of threads it can use on a CPU for its physics and having 50 AI opponents will not only hit this limited number of CPU threads hard but the number of drawcalls sent to the CPU for that many cars on track will also add to the CPU bottleneck causing low CPU use and lower framerates.
There is nothing you can do to get around this engine limitation other than to reduce the number of AI opponents as officially AC never had any track that allows that large number of AI opponents.