BTW, if I may, looking at the growing grid, I would suggest people do at least some kind of offline AI test of the race, including the day/night transitions. I mean for technical reasons, not talking about driving practice (which goes without saying). In my experience, the track has fairly high requirements (at least at this moment), and when you add all those high detail and also fairly hardware-intensive cars from several DLC packs, you can easily bring your rF2 to its knees. Obviously running AI and doing a multiplayer race is somewhat different, but the AI race can still give you an idea.
I would especially suggest checking your VRAM usage, as exceeding it can lead to annoying stutters and various other issues. And I know I certainly ran out of VRAM on my 6 GB GPU when I was trying to do a similar race like this one, despite the fact that I was using the same settings I have no trouble using with other car/track combos.
I would especially suggest checking your VRAM usage, as exceeding it can lead to annoying stutters and various other issues. And I know I certainly ran out of VRAM on my 6 GB GPU when I was trying to do a similar race like this one, despite the fact that I was using the same settings I have no trouble using with other car/track combos.
