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My comment is as follows.
I also changed my hardware about two and a half years ago, within my means, but to this day I can't play Assetto Corsa Competizione, EA WRC, or LMU (last year I could only put two categories on the grid) (satisfactorily) without minor crashes).
Today I can put all three from 2024 or both from 2025. Rfactor 2 (is perfect for me), both graphically and in terms of performance, as is Automobilista 2. In Assetto Corsa (only sometimes), depending on certain cars/tracks (number and specific cars/modders...)...minimal lag.
I can also comment on "RaceRoom," which is excellent, when I simulate the "24 Hours of Nürburgring" with over 60 cars (excellent graphics and performance) for my machine's standards (I don't usually set anything to "ultra").
Another observation: on my old hardware, Forza Motorsport 5 or 7 (I don't have this game installed on my current one) was surprisingly smooth (maybe because it's optimized for consoles, I'm not sure), but the game's "fluidity" was unusual for me.
As mentioned earlier, I believe that "graphically"...developers are trying to "recreate" reality in a virtual world and are, to a certain extent, ruining the gameplay.
Speaking for myself, not everyone has the financial capacity ($$$) to own a "NASA" standard computer with advanced RAM, graphics cards, and processor features.
Unfortunately, a lot of things are discarded very quickly.
It took a lot of work to get my GTX 2060 (about 2 and a half years ago)...but for now, that's how I'll have to "make do"...lol
I also changed my hardware about two and a half years ago, within my means, but to this day I can't play Assetto Corsa Competizione, EA WRC, or LMU (last year I could only put two categories on the grid) (satisfactorily) without minor crashes).
Today I can put all three from 2024 or both from 2025. Rfactor 2 (is perfect for me), both graphically and in terms of performance, as is Automobilista 2. In Assetto Corsa (only sometimes), depending on certain cars/tracks (number and specific cars/modders...)...minimal lag.
I can also comment on "RaceRoom," which is excellent, when I simulate the "24 Hours of Nürburgring" with over 60 cars (excellent graphics and performance) for my machine's standards (I don't usually set anything to "ultra").
Another observation: on my old hardware, Forza Motorsport 5 or 7 (I don't have this game installed on my current one) was surprisingly smooth (maybe because it's optimized for consoles, I'm not sure), but the game's "fluidity" was unusual for me.
As mentioned earlier, I believe that "graphically"...developers are trying to "recreate" reality in a virtual world and are, to a certain extent, ruining the gameplay.
Speaking for myself, not everyone has the financial capacity ($$$) to own a "NASA" standard computer with advanced RAM, graphics cards, and processor features.
Unfortunately, a lot of things are discarded very quickly.
It took a lot of work to get my GTX 2060 (about 2 and a half years ago)...but for now, that's how I'll have to "make do"...lol