Githyanki wrote:
Did a full reinstall last night will give the race kit one more go this evening and let you know if I can fill the last spot or lessen the load/act as a reserve.
Josh
I wasn't sure about my pc being upto the job either, but when I took realistic weather off, set shadows to low and anti-aliasing to 2, the fps rate rose by about 10 points.
I think that if you can achieve an average of 52fps during a race it will be good enough.
I am finding that when capturing races the fps rises to about 58, but has the occasional dip to 48 and averages out about 54. I am hoping that this will be good enough to produce decent quality videos on youtube.
Depending on the video capture software you use, I find the software to have about a 5-8fps overhead. Another factor in the fps rate you achieve is the weather during a race. On sunny days I get a higher average fps than on rainny days when the graphics card has to work harder.
Something else I tried was not running the racekit in full screen mode but in a 1024x600 window and setting the output size to 1280x720, (the normal size of my full-screen). I don't know why, but I found this made a small improvement in the fps rate.
There would be no harm in trying to run a couple of races in the first few weeks to see how you get on. If it does not work out, at least you gave it a try and that counts for a lot.