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Go to the folder of the car then go to the extensions folder then ext_config then search for a command known as [LIGHT_EXTRA_...]How do I get rid of that light??
Delete each one until you find the one causing the issue. if it isn't [LIGHT_EXTRA_...] then it should be [SelfLight_Headlights]
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Here's a guide to undervolting your GPU off youtube. There are many others.
Where I live, what are considered heatwave temperatures in many parts of Europe are just a typical summer day, so keeping my PC & GPU temperature under control is critical for many months of the year. I found undervolting to be very effective. Not only do the temperatures improve, but my PC also uses less power and I get better FPS too as the GPU doesn't end up being throttled.
Another worthwhile thing is to set a custom fan speed curve to ramp the fans up a little higher than standard once things start warming up inside the PC case. This can be done in MSI Afterburner too.
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Yes you are right about QR being dry obviously being in rural Australia. But since the takeover by the new owner Tony Quinn he has updated the circuit from the standards of 1999 to 2022 and beyond. So I'd say something like the grass will be much more kept after. And the garages have been updated to and potentially lights will be added. It's probably not related but just a heads up on maybe why it looks like this in the new update.That's been taken in the 2% of when it's been green. I been there 3 or 4 times watching various races as it's my local track and every time I've been there it's never been that green.
No big deal and I thank you for your efforts but all Australian tracks don't look green very often.
The 4 times I've Bathurst for the 12hour it's looked like the picture above. I don't want to go on about this it was just a suggestion that Australian tracks are not always nice and green.
I do appreciate your efforts and not to fault your work so please don't take it that way.
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Fair enough and to be honest I haven't been out there for a couple of years but I figured it would look like my lawn
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Could you explain better? Thank you btw
For the custom fans as I mentioned I already tweak them up two months ago and I did exactly what you did too, for the video thank you, appreciated.
Are you from Spain/portugal? Because I think just those two can be hotter than Italy/Greece 😂
Btw I have a 60hz ultra wide monitor (LG) and i set the FPS limit at 60, do I get to go a little higher like 65/70 or is it good to keep it at the limit?
Thank you
Edit: I watched the video and it's very easy to do in fact with a good tutorial like this BUT, there's a but..
I noticed that now with a frame limit of 60fps my card runs at 63/64°C which is absolutely good. At that point undervolting become useless because with those temps I don't have to worry about thermal throttling that much or am I wrong?
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This is a big chapter for the future of CSP. idk what wfx do you use (base, Sol or Pure), but just imagine you are in a bright surrounding in daylight. What lamp/LED gives this amount of light? Its like alien technology.
And this is already overcast weather
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The great thing about an under volt via MSI, is that you can firstly save like 5 pre-sets, so I have a 'standard' pre-set then i have the one that i have tested which allows me to use a low voltage and mhz cap.
So you could happily not use the undervolt if you choose or use it if you wish.
The thing with the undervolt is that once you realise how much you can lower voltage thus heat thus power but still get the same results its enlightening.
With this I have shown myself that I don't need to run everything at maximum power just because it can.
Stuff like RFactor 2 30 odd car grids on max settings at 60hz my GPU is barely doing anything, like 1100mhz at 7.02volts.
For me undervolting is a revelation and oddly only became on my radar when i got an RTX 3080, if you look on google everyone from jays2cents to randoms literally bust the myth of "run it all at prefer max performance".
And the best bit max performance is just a click away if you wanted it.
Its not so bad now prices have dropped, but when these things were nearly 1k investments and hard to find, being obsessed by keeping them happy sort of took me over.
They are worth looking after.
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Maybe i found some method to increase performance.
There are lots of indivisual huge polygonal meshes. But there are also small size meshes which use same material.
So i imagine that merge them and reduce quantity of materials.
It can be a opmization i beileve!
It will take long time, i will try and test with my friend.
And mirrors are noted.
Thank you
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No, I'm not from Spain or Portugal. I'm from the land of the deadly wombat.
If your GPU is now running at a consistent 63/64°C, undervolting isn't necessary. 👍
EDIT: Safi is right though. With undervolting, you can generally get equal performance (or greater in some cases) using far less power, especially if you're only running a 60Hz monitor. With electricity prices going crazy all over the world, that's not a pointless thing.
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You probably already have this on your TODO list:
- unsealed gaps in the bodywork
- driver's right foot should be on the accelerator pedal
- no rain on the rear window but rain inside the car
- lights are too bright
- only half of the analog gauges is visible
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Yes, we are in winter now, but... my PC is an Alienware Aurora R5 which has a fairly small case, so it heats up pretty easily with an RTX 3070 in it. For that reason, I undervolt all the time anyway. In all the tests I've ever done, I actually get better performance from the GPU doing that too.
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Try to open the side panels so the heat move away.
BTW MSI afterburner is not the only general program for doing the undervolt.
We have also
Asus GPU tweak III https://www.asus.com/campaign/GPU-Tweak-III/us/index.php
EVGA precision https://www.evga.com/precisionx1/ or at the STEAM store
While for specific GPU brands only, you can try
Zotac Firestorm https://www.zotac.com/nl/news/quick-guide-firestorm
Sapphire Trixx https://www.sapphiretech.com/en/software
So Check out your manufactor website, just try what suits you the best. I remember my Gigabyte GTX1080 did overclock very nice on auto using EVGA, while for my Zotac RTX3070, Zotacs own and EVGA precision, GPU tool is not working, so I’m back to Afterburner, only now for the undervolt as the new card do not overclock well.
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With my current Afterburner profile, I've got good temperatures, anything up to 180fps with a single car on track and generally well over 100 with a full grid. Also, I think keeping the case closed actually helps direct air correctly around the GPU heat sink too, so it's all good the way things are working at present.
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Small addon to 720s GT3 convertion from ACC. Added Bosh rear view display from ACC, added LOD for better fps, new physics. Need original convertion from Whistleblower. Backup. https://www.mediafire.com/file/nvzrrhq97e2bb2x/720s_gt3_acc_patch.rar/file
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thanks but I do not get a result as you do without turning on PP ...
I was looking to make the brakelights visible WITHOUT making use of any PP filter
I know it's possible , as I've seen car mods that have perfectly visible brakelights with PP disabled...
I cranked it up to COLOR=1,0,0,500000 but then still it's barely visible :
brake on:
and for comparison, brake off:
edit : I made the mesh transparant (changing via CM Showroom, altering the KN5 but that's ok)
now it shows clearly
but it's a "quick&dirty" solution I guess
off:
I'm sure there must be more elegant solutions
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I don't want to be mean BUT "simple" it is not the same car as in the image that I upload as you can see if you can see it, the one is IMSA and the other is JGTC and the main sponsor is not the same
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Thanks for the lods. Can you say something about the physics update?
I had posted a rear view monitor on RD a while ago:
Rear camera for McLaren 720s GT3 (whistleblower39)
This download adds the missing rear camera monitor to whistleblower39's McLaren 720S GT3, just like the ACC version. Link to the car can be found here...
www.racedepartment.com
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Can anyone tell me if they are getting the other "HUDS" to work? I don't know where the error is to activate them.
I mark the "apps", etc... but when I enter the track, I don't "release" the "Apps" right in the corner of the right column.
I mark the "apps", etc... but when I enter the track, I don't "release" the "Apps" right in the corner of the right column.
Some WIP images from the Dallara EF320 (using as base the Dallara F317 by RSR) in the CM Showroom. The suspension and tyres, the whole cockpit, the rear train, the rear flaps, the front wing, the bargeboards and the floor and the air inlet (that thing that is over the left sidepod) belongs to RSR
