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Hot Lap Challenge | Round 1 (lemmy.ml)
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Welcome to Round 1 of the Hot Lap Challenge

Sim: Assetto Corsa
Track: Silverstone GP
Car: Audi R8 V10 Plus
Weather: Clear
Track: Optimum
Temperature: 20.0C
Wind: 0k/m

If you do not have Assetto Corsa, please submit your times with the sim you are using, replicating the track conditions as closely as possible.

Please use the car's default setup. You may only adjust fuel levels and tyres.

You have until 16/07/2023 23:59 to submit your best lap. Please only submit times in a top level comment. If you have already submitted a lap and you improve, please edit your top level comment.

Please include a screenshot of your lap time for verification.

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Nice. I'd go back to Linux in a heartbeat if it had VR support.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

What VR do you currently use? I don't think I'll be happy with VR ever as my vision isn't great and I get a lot of eye strain so I haven't put effort into it. But I have seen a lot of chatter lately over VR support in gamescope as well as HDR support. Gamescope is what I use to play basically all games since I use sway (wayland based i3 like window manager) and it pretty much solves all the display issues I ever had.

Also with the amount of times steam asks me if I want to launch something in VR mode, I would think they support it for some stuff even without gamescope.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

Oculus Rift CV1. I don't have the horse power to run something higher end.

I'll check in with Linux every few years to see where its at. I last used it to get around the micro stuttering in Elden Ring. It was a much better experience than in Windows.