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It's not the settings (I use the same as yours!), it's the cars & tracks.I do use CM but I've never seen that page before or if I have it's been so long ago I don't remember it. I thought the FFB settings were controlled within the game itself. When I got this PC I remember going into the game itself to do FFB settings.
The problem I'm having is that a few days ago AC was being praised for having just the greatest FFB of any game and I thought "Really??" then I must be missing something. Because for me out of the now 6 games I have I would put AC at the bottom. It's just so neutral and numb. I run over curbs and I barely hear them or feel them. Every track feels buttery smooth. Yes you get the up and down undulations of the bumps but there's no road texture feel. Maybe there isn't supposed to be, I don't know. That got me to maybe trying to look at the game settings in case I'm missing something.
This is what my page looks like which kind of looks like yours
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LiDAR tracks usually have great road texture by way of the detailed micro-data, and properly built cars - e.g. those of RSS, URD or VRC modding groups - will have suspension physics that make vehicle dynamics actually work on those road surfaces, so you'd feel the forces through the steering columns.
A good example is driving an RSS GT-M car into the Hohenrain chicane at the Nordschleife, a bad example is e.g. the Ruf Yellowbird at, say, the Pukekohe Park rF2 mod conversion.
AC has this extremely wide range in quality - but if you get the right settings, cars and tracks, it IS the best, or top 3.
(And good cars and tracks are not rare, about a third of the OG cars have proper FFB, most of the OG tracks as well - and there are dozens of good quality car mods and dozens of good quality mod tracks out there.)