Will I run it maxed out on RX 5700 XT and Ryzen 5 3600?

[imagineak]

Maxed out on 2560x1440. Will I be able to run this on 60 fps?

[SlimsyMeat]

Buy it on Steam and then you have an hour to decide playing it.

[r1ch]

Assuming 16GB+ RAM, you will probably maintain 60fps most times but I suspect you will get a couple of drops. These could be easily mitigated though, do you really need window reflections on absolute max, do you need AA at 1440p etc You could get it running at 60 fps and looking very nice with your rig.

[Locutus]

My 1070 basically manages a few small details turned down

[rallysmo]

medium optimize, with a (faulty) rtx 2070 at 1080p all maxed out in hotlap stable up to 157fps, vsync enable so 144fps with 90% use of gpu but when i add 24 ai drops to 78 sometimes 89fps the weird thing its gpu use also drop to 67% sometimes 77% WTF.

If you are thinking to buy that gpu to play this game think again

[BRT Cobra]

Originally posted by rallysmo:

medium optimize, with a (faulty) rtx 2070 at 1080p all maxed out in hotlap stable up to 157fps, vsync enable so 144fps with 90% use of gpu but when i add 24 ai drops to 78 sometimes 89fps the weird thing its gpu use also drop to 67% sometimes 77% WTF.

If you are thinking to buy that gpu to play this game think again

thats called a cpu bottleneck

[SlimsyMeat]

I get the cpu bottleneck with an i9 @5ghz

[CptCoprolite]

I'm running a XT 5700 on a 9700KF processor and M2 drive with 32gb DDR4/3000, and had quite the journey to begin with.

Early drivers for it were terrible stuttering, no matter what I did, but recent AMD drivers are better.
I've also gone down the path of unlocking the card via the AMD software - basically having it like a tornado to get cooling working.
But... all of that was hard work, and didn't net results.
What is working, automatic under-voltage via the AMD tuning panel for the card, then core locking and a mild overtune to 4.9Ghz on the processor and also very important, a set of evo M2 drivers for the drive to optimise that. Run the processor in performance mode too, which is basically everything at 4.9Ghz all the time.
Oh yeah, also check what your memory is running at in the bios, my DDR4/3000 didn't detect at that speed so set it manually for gains!

All up, I'm now running rock solid at 60FPS (all needed as on big TV) 1440p (don't try 4k, it won't cope), with most settings on high or ultra. I have turned the complexity of the mirror right down, but the draw distance right up - as I don't need to see a grandstand behind me... I also turned off/down all the replay stuff to try and limit the amount of work that the PC is doing whilst driving.

I'm sure the fps would be higher, but I've locked it to vsync, which whilst it seems to be controversial means I'm getting a solid frame rate and no tearing.

I was looking to swap/upgrade as it was never really performing, but have to say I'm super happy now I've put time into mild tuning and really getting everything to work well together.

[Vader]

Best way i found to test for setup is to enter single player race

Start race
Retire to box
Go onboard(cockpit) with a car mid pack
Run it for a few laps and pay attention to Msi afterburner stats


Repeat for different weather types/time of day and you will get a good idea of your setup being capable to adjust its hardware(graphics)settings

[ChileDip]

I've turned down a few things,visible cars, mirrors etc and am getting an average of 74.7fps on my 3440x1440 with my 5700XT and 10700k @5.
Be selective about what you turn down and you should be able to enjoy pretty high settings all around at 60 at that resolution IMO as long as the system is healthy and running well.

[SirSilverLXVIII]

I get 75fps @ 1440p exceot for a couple of drops at the start when im running a grid of 25 in the rain starting at the back of the grid but on the whole it stays at 75 throughout the race im happy with that and i can run pretty much everything at epic.

Ryzen 7 3700x stock with PBO enabled
RTX 2070s with a mild OC using afterburner
32gb of ram 3200mhz