iRacing

Was going to show up and race, but did a race at zolder and had a terrible race. Confidence wasen't to high.

D4RR3N 3579 wrote:I've had no luck recently. I've lost a load of iR and SR in official races and tonight I crashed in qualifying and the race oh and I jumped the start after my foot slipped off the clutch.

Just keep at it dude, I went through a terrible stretch the week GT3 was at Phillips Island. SR dropped down to 1.53 but then next week at Interlagos it turned around and promoted to A class and finished the week at 3.80. Also gained a ton of SR and went from 1500 to 2200.   

Hope to join you guys next time.
What track will you drive then?

Thinking Laguna Seca.

Anys tips guys? want to know if I can improve for round 2.

Im kinda of thinking of a longer Practice session. Probrably 40 minutes could be good cause i felt as if i was just learning or getting back how to drive the FIXED Mazdas since I am so used to running my set up. Possibilly more practice time would be good for us to practice enough so we can race as close as we can get. Also put a fuel cap on the fixed set up of ur own so we HAVE to make a pit stop

VAMR Wilson wrote:Thinking Laguna Seca.

Anys tips guys? want to know if I can improve for round 2.

I'd go with Okayama GP course. It's fast and fun. But make it about 15 laps and remember to limit fuel to about 35% so that we have to pit at least once. Would make it interesting

LMR Zakspeed wrote:

VAMR Wilson wrote:Thinking Laguna Seca.

Anys tips guys? want to know if I can improve for round 2.

I'd go with Okayama GP course. It's fast and fun. But make it about 15 laps and remember to limit fuel to about 35% so that we have to pit at least once. Would make it interesting

+1
Okayama was the circuit I did best at in Mazda's. Nice track.

Now that is what you call close!

LOL nice one mate

Finally made C class license and ive been doing the world sportscar championship. The RUF makes me want to kill myself, but its not really multi-class racing when everybody drives a DP because the RUF is a [Censored].

I'm hoping to get my B class license so I can do the Prototype and GT challenge. I like both the HPD and the Ford. I don't like the RUF C-Spec. I tried it but it feels really weird to me.

Velox, what's your iRacing name? I'll add you.

What sort of computers are you guys using? How much power do I need to run iRacing?

Velox Canadian wrote:Finally made C class license and ive been doing the world sportscar championship. The RUF makes me want to kill myself, but its not really multi-class racing when everybody drives a DP because the RUF is a [Censored].

A couple of seasons ago, the DP's used to make only 2 or 3 cars per race and it was filled with McLarens. If you don't like the WSCS there's always the RUF Cup which uses the same car just single-class. 

nickyf1 wrote:What sort of computers are you guys using?  How much power do I need to run iRacing?

Before I built my tower (2GB Radeon 7850 + i5-3570k CPU), I was running a fairly unimpressive Acer Tower. I have no idea what kind of RAM or GPU power it had but I was running locked at 30fps. Which is pretty bad but it was ok for me at the time. If you're thinking of running a go, you can always sign up. Usually there's a deal along the lines of "3 months for price of 1" every couple of weeks or so.

Darren- My name is Brandon Guarascia

Zak- It seems to be the opposite now. I'll hop into a practice lobby with 5 or 6 DP's and my lonely like RUF lol. I try to stick with the Multi-class series. Its what i find most enjoyable.

Also im running on a very cheap 4 year old laptop that shouldnt run the game but i cleaned it up, tuned it up and it runs perfectly. I also dont run it very high detail on some of the stuff. The track and car is all i care about, but scenery is nice sometimes

I run it on a year old laptop (i5 2.4ghz, 6gb ram, intel integrated graphics) which runs it at 83 fps. I don't really mind having it on the lowest settings as I'm only ever focused on my driving and the others around me.

The RUF Cup blows d***. The Radical is way better for C class.

I love the Z4, it's a lot of fun to drive. GT3 has been my favorite series to date, a close 2nd being the Skippy.

I run iRacing on a MacBook Pro from early-2011, which has a 2.0 ghz quad-core Intel chip and a terribly weak Radeon 6490M GPU, also 4gb of RAM. I run Windows 7 on Bootcamp, and have it on medium locked at 100 FPS. It's fine for me. iRacing doesn't require a lot of processing power compared to other games like PCars or Assetto Corsa.

I've been trying out the Radical and it's a great car to drive.

Right lads round 2

Okayama Full

50% fuel

30mins Practice / 20mins Qualifing / 40mins Race

How does that sound and whos showing up?

I'll be there! May be able to get LMR Agera there too.

I'm in. ^ Looking forward to facing off with a rival from Lime Rock.XDD

I'll be there. Should be a better track for me. Prefer it to Lime Rock and at least this time I'll be able to practice for the right track.

Anyone want to race the Radicals tonight at 10:45?

Could probably run it on my laptop then by the sounds of things. What sorts of wheels and stuff are you guys running?

Wheel: CSR Wheel (although I really, really, etc. want a Clubsport now with that Universal Hub)
Pedals: CSR Elite Pedals
Shifter: DSD Sequential Shifter

CSR Wheel, Elite Pedals

Logitech Driving Force GT and Standard pedals "VERY BASIC AND THE CHEAPEST GOOD WHEEL" Looking to upgrade my pedal set when I can.