ACC on low end gaming PC

[Rapha_JediKnight]

I play this game since early acess, and my god, the optimzation has been really worked on! I can finaly play full grid races at 60 fps using a GTX 1050 2GB. Mostly medium settings and a few Low, with KTAA on High and resolution scale set to 85 ( I get like a 10+ fps boost with this setting alone), the game keeps at a stable frame rate, only having huge drops to 45 fps during full grid launch. I had a FX 6100 with 8 gb and the game was stuttering A LOT, even crashing sometimes. Now after upgrading to a Ryzen 5 3600 16gb 3000mhz, the game is making full use of my 1050, no stuttering. The fast 16gb ram is helping my poor 2gb vram though. Will upgrade graphic card once Nvidia's Ampere is out, as the current ones are a bit overpriced IMO. I am SO HAPPY, having a blast with a Driving Force GT! Who here is playing on low end gaming pcs? Share your settings!

Edit: Textures are still buged when not using the Epic setting.

[Jacobs]

Your Ryzen is doing most job here :D Every setting that takes load off that 1050 will give you a lot of FPS (just like downscaling resolution did) beacuse of bottleneck. Lots of UE4 titles and especially ACC are mostly hard on CPU and RAM speed.

So game/mirror resolution, post processing, anti-aliasing, partially effects, fog, material quality, number of visible cars and few more are GPU heavy.

Still good GPU is worth in ACC because it looks amazing on high-ultra settings :D