Well - I will wait till till AC EVO is released and I get a more realistic idea from actual racing game reviewers what this game provides and is it as good as the jacked up pictures they show. I am glad they will provide VR on day one, so will also see what the reviewers say about using VR in EVO game. I do all my other racing games in VR. I hope AC EVO provides rolling starts or formation laps to do certain racing series. Assetto Corsa 1 only has standing race starts. Also I hope there are several American tracks for the EVO game. So for me it is a wait and see what the EVO game provides. I usually do not buy new games on day 1 and wait for sale prices later on, unless the game has what I mentioned above. My PC should be powerful enough to handle this EVO game. I do enjoy Assetto Corsa 1 game. Thanks for your video on racing games. Take care.
Well, OF COURSE we're going to buy it on day one (I don't think we're to get it offered for free like other channels) and give you our opinions, as always.
Guess I'm not gonna play ACE, at least for some years. Looks like it's a very demanding game. I'm already strugling with ACC. Maybe in 2030 I'll be able to play it. :(
you can pick up a used 3060 or maybe a 1080 ti or a 2080 or 2070 or maybe even 3070 and these range from 200-500 depending on the seller but all of these cards will be able to run ace very comfortably. as for cpu you can buy a i5 11 gen for around 200 or you could get a i7 9th gen or 10th or even 11th for around 200- 400
Keep in mind getting a different CPU CAN mean you have to change the Mainboard, and sometimes this means changing the RAM too... The costs can pile up fast. And let's not forget there's people who buy their computers as a packet, because they don't enjoy fiddling with the components.
@@christian-bo3mz Or a Radeon 5700 XT or a 6700 XT, which would be more than sufficient, and they're dirt cheap now! I've used multiple of them in different PC's, and the 5700 XT is solid 1080p card, while the 6700 XT is more than enough for 1440p high FPS gaming.
Kunos already said month ago that the new AC will support mods.
Really? Officially? Do you have a link to that statement? We haven't found anything in our research, but of course we may have overlooked something...
Git rtx 2060 and a rtx 4070 cost 800€ in sweden so I guess I have to play this game on low and 1080i haha
Well - I will wait till till AC EVO is released and I get a more realistic idea from actual racing game reviewers what this game provides and is it as good as the jacked up pictures they show. I am glad they will provide VR on day one, so will also see what the reviewers say about using VR in EVO game. I do all my other racing games in VR.
I hope AC EVO provides rolling starts or formation laps to do certain racing series. Assetto Corsa 1 only has standing race starts. Also I hope there are several American tracks for the EVO game.
So for me it is a wait and see what the EVO game provides. I usually do not buy new games on day 1 and wait for sale prices later on, unless the game has what I mentioned above. My PC should be powerful enough to handle this EVO game.
I do enjoy Assetto Corsa 1 game.
Thanks for your video on racing games. Take care.
Well, OF COURSE we're going to buy it on day one (I don't think we're to get it offered for free like other channels) and give you our opinions, as always.
Kunos games and reiza games are the only one I buy day-one.
Guess I'm not gonna play ACE, at least for some years. Looks like it's a very demanding game. I'm already strugling with ACC. Maybe in 2030 I'll be able to play it. :(
Yeah. While it was to be expected, I think they went just hard on graphics to make it interesting for not just sim racers...
you can pick up a used 3060 or maybe a 1080 ti or a 2080 or 2070 or maybe even 3070 and these range from 200-500 depending on the seller but all of these cards will be able to run ace very comfortably. as for cpu you can buy a i5 11 gen for around 200 or you could get a i7 9th gen or 10th or even 11th for around 200- 400
Keep in mind getting a different CPU CAN mean you have to change the Mainboard, and sometimes this means changing the RAM too... The costs can pile up fast.
And let's not forget there's people who buy their computers as a packet, because they don't enjoy fiddling with the components.
@@christian-bo3mz Or a Radeon 5700 XT or a 6700 XT, which would be more than sufficient, and they're dirt cheap now! I've used multiple of them in different PC's, and the 5700 XT is solid 1080p card, while the 6700 XT is more than enough for 1440p high FPS gaming.