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Assetto Corsa Competizione Launch FAQ

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Q: What is Assetto Corsa Competizione?

A: Assetto Corsa Competizione is the new official Blancpain GT Series videogame. Thanks to the extraordinary quality of simulation, the game allows to experience the real atmosphere of the FIA GT3 homologated championship, competing against official drivers, teams, cars and circuits, reproduced in-game with the highest level of accuracy ever achieved.
Sprint, Endurance and Spa 24 Hours races come to life with an incredible level of realism, in both single and multiplayer modes. To know more about the Blancpain GT Series, please visit https://www.blancpain-gt-series.com/

Q: When does Assetto Corsa Competizione launch out of Early Access?
A: Assetto Corsa Competizione 1.0 is available on May 29, 2019, featuring the 2018 Blancpain GT Series. Our development team will continue to support the game in order to include also the full roaster, cars and tracks of the 2019 Season with a FREE additional content coming after Summer 2019.

Q: Which controllers and steering wheels is Assetto Corsa Competizione compatible with?
A: See below a list of supported wheels and devices. In summary, any controller recognised by Windows DirectInput can be used with Assetto Corsa Competizione. If your device is not listed below, it doesn’t necessarily mean that it is not compatible with ACC, but it might not be fully supported.

FANATEC
  • Podium Wheel Base DD1, DD2
  • ClubSport Pedals V1, V2, V3
  • ClubSport Shifter (SQ) via Fanatec ClubSport USB Adapter (AO)
  • ClubSport Steering Wheel BMW GT2, Formula, Porsche 918 RSR, Universal Hub for Xbox One ClubSport Wheel Base v1, v2, v2.5
  • CSL Elite Pedals
  • CSL Elite Racing Wheel
  • CSL Elite Wheel Base
  • CSL Steering Wheel McLaren GT3
  • CSL Steering Wheel P1
  • CSL Steering Wheel
  • LOGITECH
  • G25 Racing Wheel
  • G27 Racing Wheel
  • G29 Racing Wheel
  • G920 Racing Wheel
MICROSOFT
  • Official Xbox 360 Wired Pad
  • Official Xbox 360 Wireless Pad
  • Official Xbox One Wireless Pad
  • THRUSTMASTER
  • 599XX EVO 30
  • Sparco® P310
  • F1
  • Ferrari 458 Italia Edition
  • Ferrari 488 Challenge Edition
  • Ferrari GTE
  • Leather 28 GT
  • T300 RS GT Edition
  • Sparco® R383
  • T3PA Pro pedals
  • T80
  • T150
  • T300 RS
  • T500 RS
  • T500 RS F1 Advanced mode
  • T-GT
  • TH8 RS Shifter
  • TMX Force Feedback
  • TS-PC Racer
  • TS-XW Racer
  • TX
SIMXPERIENCE
  • AccuForce Pro v1,v2
GRANITE DEVICES*
  • SimucCUBE 2 Sport
  • SimuCUBE 2 Pro
  • SimuCUBE 2 Ultimate
*ARGON, IONI and SimuCUBE-based OpenSimWheel systems are also supported

Q: Can I use mouse and keyboard?
A: You can use the mouse to control the user interface and the keyboard for user interface and car control.

Q: Does Assetto Corsa Competizione have VR support?
A: Assetto Corsa Competizione offers support for Oculus Rift (dedicated plug-in) and HTC Vive (Steam VR). Other devices might be compatible but are not officially supported.

Q: Does Assetto Corsa Competizione support 4K natively?
A: Yes, and any screen resolution recognized by your OS can be set in game.

Q: Will there ever be a physical edition of Assetto Corsa Competizione available on PC?
A: We have put our full effort towards the digital version of Assetto Corsa Competizione; we may consider a retail version in the future, but it’s not planned yet.

Q: Will Assetto Corsa Competizione ever come to console?
A: We are putting all our efforts into the PC Steam version; a console version is surely under evaluation, but it hasn’t been officially confirmed yet.

Q: When can players expect the free 2019 update?
A: Our production team is already working on it and the release has been scheduled after Summer 2019.

Q: Does Assetto Corsa Competizione offer triple monitor support?
A: Assetto Corsa Competizione runs on triple screen setups as a single render scene, that is split over three displays. The game features a special projection correction that reduces the lateral distortion that might affect ultrawide screens and triple monitor setups. (It's called Pannini Projection in honor of the ITALIAN painter who invented it in the 18th century - because Italians do it better). This feature can be set in-game in the "view settings" option. We appreciate that some users are requesting three separate renderings in order to tune bezel values and screen angles. Currently, Unreal Engine 4 doesn't support this feature. We'll continue to investigate to see if in future the triple-separate rendering will be supported in a feasible way.

Q: Will I ever be able to mod Assetto Corsa Competizione?
A: Being developed with UE4, Assetto Corsa Competizione processes data and assets through a completely different structure and file format than the previous Assetto Corsa. Therefore, the game will not be compatible with mod contents created for Assetto Corsa.

Q: Which tracks are available in Assetto Corsa Competizione?
A: A list of all the official circuits included in the Blancpain GT Series calendar are available at this URL: https://www.blancpain-gt-series.com/calendar. This also includes also Zolder as part of the 2018 Season.

Q: Which cars are available in Assetto Corsa Competizione?
A: Assetto Corsa Competizione 1.0 includes 51 teams, 280 selectable drivers, 14 Manufacturers and the following car models:
  • Porsche 911 (991) GT3 R
  • Porsche 911 (991II) GT3 Cup
  • Mercedes-AMG GT3
  • Ferrari 488 GT3
  • Audi R8 LMS
  • Lamborghini Huracán GT3
  • Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo (2015 Model Year)
  • McLaren 650S GT3
  • Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 (2015 Model Year)
  • Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 (2018 Model Year)
  • BMW M6 GT3
  • Bentley Continental GT3 (2015 Model Year)
  • Bentley Continental GT3 (2018 Model Year)
  • Aston Martin Racing V12 Vantage GT3
  • Reiter Engineering R-EX GT3
  • Emil Frey Jaguar G3
  • Lexus RC F GT3
  • Honda/Acura NSX GT3
Q: How does multiplayer work in Assetto Corsa Competizione?
A: Assetto Corsa Competizione offers three types of Multiplayer action:
In the Public Multiplayer, you can join servers run by the community or official Kunos servers. They offer a vast amount of combinations regarding tracks, conditions and race events similar to the Assetto Corsa 1 universe.

To quickly find servers that suit your preferences and skills, you can either use the Quick Join functionality, or select one of the best matches in the highly personalized server list. To improve your experience, you can edit your preferences, so the suggestions may offer you more night or rain races; or add weight to latency or specific tracks.

While the Public Multiplayer will run casual and quick paced races, advanced users may want to use the Competition Servers. They are offer a competitive experience with very serious settings and hour-long races. The corresponding Competition Rating will track your progress and define the Splits in which you can compete on those servers. The requirements are high, so make sure you get an overview about the Ratings in the Main Menu/Driver/Ratings page.

The third section is the support of private leagues. They run their own race organization and series, which for example allows the use of Driver Swaps and adjusted rules. Additionally, we are looking into possibilities to allow leagues to run more than the 30 cars, and offer them the data output and Race Direction tools they need.

Q: Does Assetto Corsa Competizione have anything in place to ensure clean racing online?
A: The most important part in the comprehensive Rating system is the "Safety Rating (SA)" component. Once unlocked, it will track the virtual Trust and Incidents both in Multiplayer and AI races. Public Servers are set up with different SA requirements, offering different levels of protected racing. Additionally, the Competition Servers run very high SA requirements. To enjoy clean racing in Multiplayer, make sure to keep an eye on your Ratings in the Main Menu/Driver/Ratings page and maximize your Safety Rating.

Q: How many players does Assetto Corsa Competizione support?
A: Players can compete against other 30 opponents in single and multiplayer.

Q: What are the minimum system requirements in order to run Assetto Corsa Competizione?
A: The most updated version of minimum and recommended hardware requirements is available at the URL https://store.steampowered.com/app/805550/Assetto_Corsa_Competizione/ in the system requirements section.

Q: What are the recommended system requirements in order to run Assetto Corsa Competizione?

A: The most updated version of minimum and recommended hardware requirements is available at the URL https://store.steampowered.com/app/805550/Assetto_Corsa_Competizione/ in the system requirements section.

Q: Does Assetto Corsa Competizione take advantage of NVIDIA RTX?
A: Currently, Assetto Corsa Competizione does not support ray tracing yet. We continue to work closely with Epic Games and NVIDIA on integration of new technologies to Assetto Corsa Competizione.

Q: What resolutions and FPS will Assetto Corsa Competizione run at?
A: Resolution and number of frames depend by your hardware requirements. Assetto Corsa Competizione can match the same resolution recognized by your Operative system, and you can decide to cap the number of visible frames per second. We haven't set any limit on this.

Q: Where can I find support for Assetto Corsa Competizione? Where can I submit bugs?
A: https://www.assettocorsa.net/forum
Please use the proper forum sections and in case of bug submission, zip and attach the whole "Logs" folder located in your "C:\users*youruser*\AppData\Local\AC2\Saved" folder (the "AppData" folder is hidden by default, check "Hidden items" in your Windows view properties). In case of crash report, please always zip and attach the whole "Crashes" folder located in the same directory.

Q: What rating has Assetto Corsa Competizione been given?
A: Assetto Corsa Competizione content is expected to be Assetto Corsa Competizione is accessible to all ages; for instance, the North American ESRB rating is “E” (standing for “Everyone”).


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yes too high for CPU
ok for GPU, but not for CPU.
you can change your thermal paste (once a year), better cooling, and case cooling. no miracle.

Depends on what CPU, for example my 8600K is safe up to 95C according to all the experts articles ive researched while building my rig, however mine doesnt go over 60C anyways thanks to nice cooling.
 
Ryzen 5 2600 OC to 3,7Ghz 1,2V, watercooled with a 240 AIO, Ram run in XMP profile 16gb 3000Mhz (i think), RTX 2070 from KFA² with stcok OC, two SSD : one for windows, the other one for game data.
Thanks, but what motherboard are you running? You shouldn't be able to boost to 5.2 (or even less) with a non-X 2600, even overclocking it while keeping XFR functional shouldn't be possible with current AGEIA if I'm not mistaken as I believe AMD has intentionally disabled this functionality for non-X CPUs.
 
I have had 3 "fatal errors" crashes so far. Never had them previously. Also my T500RS GTE wheel is not working properly as in trying to map buttons. And to cap it all off, performance is worse now on my system than any of the previous builds. I think I will go back to AMS and Raceroom.
 
Got a chance to test it last night and aside from odd issues with kerbs spitting you off it felt really quite good.

I had one weird lockup of the game when I first tried to exit a hot lap but otherwise it was fine.

So far so good for me and I’m just thankful I didn’t run into the issues some of you on here have mentioned.
 
Thanks, but what motherboard are you running? You shouldn't be able to boost to 5.2 (or even less) with a non-X 2600, even overclocking it while keeping XFR functional shouldn't be possible with current AGEIA if I'm not mistaken as I believe AMD has intentionally disabled this functionality for non-X CPUs.
An Asus B450 prime. don't know about XFR. but some friends experience the same thing with CPUID HWmonitor.
 

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I have a i5/EVGA Geforce GTX1070Ti Sli/16GB ram, I had 1 crash so far and posted on official forum with logs and online once and it seemed ok. With a full field at SPA in stays around 55-58FPS but even with that on some areas around the track it's a slide show, weird. So I put them down to 15 AI and it was fine but I would think if it says 58fps it would be fluid. So yeah they need to do some optimizations but I will check again if my GPU has most recent drivers. The sounds are fantastic with every car. The Porsche is fun. The AMG is twitchy. It's great to race as Chris Goodwin in the Mclaren. I'm not a fan of how the rain looks on the windshield right now. Career sucks. Tracks look great, I love Brands Hatch. My engineer puts me to sleep, hoping Crew Chief can be added soon. Would be cool if they added a manual in pdf or at the very least tooltips on everything in the game but they got enough work to do right now. Driving the awesome sounding R-EX has some significance to me as my dogs name is Rex:)
 
An Asus B450 prime. don't know about XFR. but some friends experience the same thing with CPUID HWmonitor.
Yeah, with the settings shown in the screenshot, your CPU shouldn't boost beyond the 3.7 GHz if I understand current AMD requirements correctly. I guess it's some kind of workaround on Asus' side or something... :/
 
Ok finally managed to d/l v.1.0 and put a few laps in. Well, at the start of the first race the computer freezed and I had to do a hard reset. After that my wheel didn't work anymore. First time that happened. Finally managed to get it working again and got on with it.
Don't know if it's the new NVidia drivers or the game, it runs better on my machine now. Maybe both, since I could even add 3 more AI cars without a noticeable fps hit.

My observations:
AMG seems to be a decent car to drive, pretty forgiving compared to other ones. Lexus is one hell of nose heavy, could not wrap my head around this one yet. Porsche, well, I read "death trap" above which pretty much sums it up. NSX a bit weak on the brakes, but most stable Mid-engine car over bumps/kerbs and load transitions. Delighted with the how the Bentley drives (unexpectedly) and hooked on the Astons sound. Currentyl sticking with the Bimmer though.

Other than that I'd been trying out a few things regarding settings, cockpit views, etc. I sucked quite a bit on Spa and Brands and began the carrer mode. Jumped into the Hurracan ST, which I've never driven before ...and....was not too successful tbh with a high 1.55 on monza dry, 2.02 in the wet and 1.55 during the night. Was pretty much dead last every time. :roflmao:

Well so far, so good. Enjoying the game a lot! This will give me many many hours of racing sim fun for sure! Thanks again Kunos!
 
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