Originally posted by mhmajawadh:

Originally posted by Rajofperting:

Try to disable the framegen plugin into your game properties, maybe that could solve the problem but im not sure because ivnt the console.

No problem I'll trying to disable the framegen
thanks & sorry for your time with me 🙏🏼

No problem, and don't worry about the time :)
The important thing is for players to help each other (community spirit).
I hope you can play the game to burn some rubber, eheh

There's a bug with the customisation of the E86 (AE86). If you select the Slide kit and try to change the rims the game softlocks. You cannot go back or remove the customisation items from your cart, basically nothing, you have to close the game from Steam.

EDIT: It happens when you change the side skirts and the rear bumper on that bodykit.

Originally posted by Rajofperting:

Originally posted by mhmajawadh:

No problem I'll trying to disable the framegen
thanks & sorry for your time with me 🙏🏼

No problem, and don't worry about the time :)
The important thing is for players to help each other (community spirit).
I hope you can play the game to burn some rubber, eheh :rockon::smiling_cube:

u to bro 👍🏽

Hello, the game stopped launching via Steam. It says, launch bypassing the launcher detected. If anyone has encountered this, tell me how to fix it.

Originally posted by Gandze:

Hello, the game stopped launching via Steam. It says, launch bypassing the launcher detected. If anyone has encountered this, tell me how to fix it.

Если ты используешь линукс, то это у всех так, остается только ждать решения проблемы со стороны разрабов

I just finished the club but the boss car isn't in my garage i bbought a new one but cant find it anywhere

Originally posted by Rexzzz:

I just finished the club but the boss car isn't in my garage i bbought a new one but cant find it anywhere

"Sunset dlc" club ? if its yes its normal i presume

I play at WQHD@60Hz with 4060Ti.
In the city and during races the GPU load is about 60%. It's OK, but in tuning shop the GPU load is 90%.
In Car dealership, GPU load is 60%. The GPU load is too high in tuning shop.

Originally posted by Rikka:

I play at WQHD@60Hz with 4060Ti.
In the city and during races the GPU load is about 60%. It's OK, but in tuning shop the GPU load is 90%.
In Car dealership, GPU load is 60%. The GPU load is too high in tuning shop.

As i already said:

Originally posted by Rajofperting:

Originally posted by eliastony:

I play with RTX 4070 Super, 2k resolution, medium graphics, 60 fps cap. The game is good GPU works 50-60% usage, but for some reason inside the tuning/style menu my GPU work 95% usage.
The fps still remain with cap 60 fps, but the gpu is heavy loaded for some reason.
Any suggestion?
Thank a lot

Generally speaking, GPU load (utilization) is perfectly normal if there is no change in frame rate. Technically, you can use 100% of the GPU; this is not a problem, and it's great to be able to fully utilize a GPU (that's what it's designed for).
The rare cases where full load utilization is impossible or even problematic are often due to what is called a "bottleneck" that occurs at the CPU level, which is unable to handle the amount of data exchanged with the GPU (this happens with a CPU with limited performance and/or a limitation on the number of PCI-E lanes on the 16x port, thus reducing the GPU's usability). Additionally, be wary of certain monitoring software, which can sometimes provide truncated information that doesn't accurately reflect the situation at that moment.
GPU loading, which is limited only by power and electrical stability, is safe, as long as your power supply and setup are of good quality (Gold or Platinum PSU).

From experience, I've had an MSI GTX1070 Gaming X 8Gb since 2016. I've been doing 8K photorealistic rendering and 1080p60 gaming for a long time, all at 100% GPU load without ever having any issues.
Of course, I've already replaced the VRM thermal pads once (after the manufacturer's warranty expired), and I've replaced the thermal paste several times since then. The card runs superbly, just like the first day with its original fans.

Where you need to be careful is with temperatures (for safety, never exceed 85°C, while ideally, you should stay at a maximum of 70°C), just as never use the fans at 100%, but rather limit their power to 95% maximum to preserve them and keep them functional longer.

So, as long as your temperatures remain stable and acceptable, and your in-game frame rate remains stable, the rest shouldn't be a major concern.

We need to stop complaining about using a machine at the performance level it was originally designed for.
Or reduce bright and light effects in your game if youre affraid to use your component.

I have a gtx 1080ti and every time i launch the game and click drive to city, it restarts my whole computer and it ran the prologue just fine but now i launch and it does that, ive updated my drivers and my gpu isnt getting too hot, and ive verified integrity files and it still restarts my computer, no other game has this problem just this game and i want to play but i just need help figuring out how to play it

Originally posted by LoneOptimism:

I have a gtx 1080ti and every time i launch the game and click drive to city, it restarts my whole computer and it ran the prologue just fine but now i launch and it does that, ive updated my drivers and my gpu isnt getting too hot, and ive verified integrity files and it still restarts my computer, no other game has this problem just this game and i want to play but i just need help figuring out how to play it

Try this :
Steam Client (application), click on Steam, then Properties:
"Download" tab, scroll down and uncheck:
- Allow Vulkan shader processing in the background.
Then uncheck:
- Enable shader caching.
This can resolve many system stability issues related to GPU / SSD usage.

Nvidia App = disable games optimisations

If after that you continue to have crash game add launch option game in Steam :

if you've 16 Gb RAM and 8Gb GPU * :
-maxMem=10240 -maxVram=7168

if you've 32 Gb RAM and 8Gb GPU * :
-maxMem=20480 -maxVram=7168

if you've 32 Gb RAM and more of 8Gb GPU * :
you do multiplier 1024 x count of Gb VRAM, because 1Gb = 1024Mb less 1Gb to keep max performances,
So for example if you've GPU with 16 Gb = 1024 x 15 = 15360 = so you do type this :
-maxMem=20480 -maxVram=15360
Same for ram, but normally 20Gb RAM is sufficient, keep always minimum 8/10Gb for operating system.

* : set your game for medium graphics settings and disable motion blur / occlusion.

I run on 1070GTX 8 Gb and no problem.

EDIT
My settings ingame :
V-synch = NO
Screen = Full without border
Resolution = 1920x1080
Max FPS = 144
Quality = Ultra
Shadow Quality = Ultra
Antialiasing = TAA
Scale resolution (TAAU) = NO
Shadow of the headlights = YES
Shadow of the headlights rivals cars = NO
Show other players' tire tracks = NO
Motion Blur = NO
Advanced Smoke = NO
Smoke density of my car = 10
Smoke density of rivals cars = 0

EDIT2
Check something in the Nvidia panel (not to be confused with NvidiaApp, even though both open by right-clicking the icon in the taskbar):

In 3D Settings.
- "Manage 3D Settings" tab =
* Low Latency Mode = Disabled
* Threaded Optimization = Enabled
* Power Management Mode: Favor Maximum Performance
* OpenGL Rendering Processor = NVIDIA Geforce GTX 10**
* Shadow Cache Size = Disabled
* Triple Buffering = Enabled
(Remember to Apply and confirm the change if necessary)

- "Surround and PhysX" tab =
* PhysX Settings (Processor) = NVIDIA Geforce GTX 10**
(Remember to Apply and confirm the change if necessary)

Originally posted by Rajofperting:

Originally posted by LoneOptimism:

I have a gtx 1080ti and every time i launch the game and click drive to city, it restarts my whole computer and it ran the prologue just fine but now i launch and it does that, ive updated my drivers and my gpu isnt getting too hot, and ive verified integrity files and it still restarts my computer, no other game has this problem just this game and i want to play but i just need help figuring out how to play it

Try this :
Steam = disable Shader cache
Nvidia app = disable games optimisations

If after that you continue to have crash game add launch option game in Steam :

if you've 16 Gb RAM and 8Gb GPU * :
-maxMem=10240 -maxVram=7168

if you've 32 Gb RAM and 8Gb GPU * :
-maxMem=20480 -maxVram=7168

* : set your game for medium graphics settings and disable motion blur / occlusion.

I run on 1070GTX 8 Gb and no problem.

EDIT
My settings ingame :
V-synch = NO
Screen = Full without border
Resolution = 1920x1080
Max FPS = 144
Quality = Ultra
Shadow Quality = Ultra
Antialiasing = TAA
Scale resolution (TAAU) = NO
Shadow of the headlights = YES
Shadow of the headlights rivals cars = NO
Show other players' tire tracks = NO
Motion Blur = NO
Advanced Smoke = NO
Smoke density of my car = 10
Smoke density of rivals cars = 0

EDIT2
Check something in the Nvidia panel (not to be confused with NvidiaApp, even though both open by right-clicking the icon in the taskbar):

In 3D Settings.
- "Manage 3D Settings" tab =
* Low Latency Mode = Disabled
* Threaded Optimization = Enabled
* Power Management Mode: Favor Maximum Performance
* OpenGL Rendering Processor = NVIDIA Geforce GTX 10**
* Shadow Cache Size = Disabled
* Triple Buffering = Enabled
(Remember to Apply and confirm the change if necessary)

- "Surround and PhysX" tab =
* PhysX Settings (Processor) = NVIDIA Geforce GTX 10**
(Remember to Apply and confirm the change if necessary)

So i tried everything you said and i launched it and it kept restarting as soon as i hit go to the city and i dont know why, the only time i got to play 1 or 2 minutes was when i put it in windowed mode and set the window to 1600x900 but it still restarted my computer after that, and changing those setting in the nvidia panel didnt help at all with the game

Originally posted by LoneOptimism:

Originally posted by Rajofperting:

Try this :
Steam = disable Shader cache
Nvidia app = disable games optimisations

If after that you continue to have crash game add launch option game in Steam :

if you've 16 Gb RAM and 8Gb GPU * :
-maxMem=10240 -maxVram=7168

if you've 32 Gb RAM and 8Gb GPU * :
-maxMem=20480 -maxVram=7168

* : set your game for medium graphics settings and disable motion blur / occlusion.

I run on 1070GTX 8 Gb and no problem.

EDIT
My settings ingame :
V-synch = NO
Screen = Full without border
Resolution = 1920x1080
Max FPS = 144
Quality = Ultra
Shadow Quality = Ultra
Antialiasing = TAA
Scale resolution (TAAU) = NO
Shadow of the headlights = YES
Shadow of the headlights rivals cars = NO
Show other players' tire tracks = NO
Motion Blur = NO
Advanced Smoke = NO
Smoke density of my car = 10
Smoke density of rivals cars = 0

EDIT2
Check something in the Nvidia panel (not to be confused with NvidiaApp, even though both open by right-clicking the icon in the taskbar):

In 3D Settings.
- "Manage 3D Settings" tab =
* Low Latency Mode = Disabled
* Threaded Optimization = Enabled
* Power Management Mode: Favor Maximum Performance
* OpenGL Rendering Processor = NVIDIA Geforce GTX 10**
* Shadow Cache Size = Disabled
* Triple Buffering = Enabled
(Remember to Apply and confirm the change if necessary)

- "Surround and PhysX" tab =
* PhysX Settings (Processor) = NVIDIA Geforce GTX 10**
(Remember to Apply and confirm the change if necessary)

So i tried everything you said and i launched it and it kept restarting as soon as i hit go to the city and i dont know why, the only time i got to play 1 or 2 minutes was when i put it in windowed mode and set the window to 1600x900 but it still restarted my computer after that, and changing those setting in the nvidia panel didnt help at all with the game

What's your complete setup please ?
CPU / RAM / GPU / PSU / OS / STORAGE

Originally posted by Rajofperting:

Originally posted by LoneOptimism:

So i tried everything you said and i launched it and it kept restarting as soon as i hit go to the city and i dont know why, the only time i got to play 1 or 2 minutes was when i put it in windowed mode and set the window to 1600x900 but it still restarted my computer after that, and changing those setting in the nvidia panel didnt help at all with the game

What's your complete setup please ?
CPU / RAM / GPU / PSU / OS / STORAGE

AMD ryzen 7 3700x 8-core/ 16 GB/ GeForce GTX 1080 ti/ Windows 10 pro/ HDD 2 TB which i use for all of my games and SSD 120 GB i use for my OS/ also im not sure what psu it is or means

Originally posted by LoneOptimism:

Originally posted by Rajofperting:

What's your complete setup please ?
CPU / RAM / GPU / PSU / OS / STORAGE

AMD ryzen 7 3700x 8-core/ 16 GB/ GeForce GTX 1080 ti/ Windows 10 pro/ HDD 2 TB which i use for all of my games and SSD 120 GB i use for my OS/ also im not sure what psu it is or means

PSU = Power Supply Unit
I always prefer to ask people because in some cases, the power isn't adapted to the configuration or what the user thinks they can use. Because in the "collective" mindset of people, having an 850W power supply, for example, means being able to power a machine requiring 850W continuous current, except that in reality, this isn't true.
Bronze, silver, gold, platinum, and titanium certifications allow us to indicate optimal maximum efficiency based on the rating, but we can never use the maximum "nominal" power of the power supplies as they are.
Overall, Bronze and Silver (with a 2% difference) have a maximum efficiency of 82-85% at 100% load, so at 850W nominal, we get about 697W (0.82 x 850). So if we have a system load peak and the system requires, for example, 700W, including the CPU, GPU, SSD and HDD storage, accessories (fans, water-cooling pumps, etc.), motherboard, etc., used simultaneously at 100% for a limited time, we will face a potential risk of power supply underpower, which will cause the PC to restart.

For Gold efficiency, we will be between 85 and 87% efficiency at 100% load (depending on the manufacturer).
For Platinum and Titanium, we will be at 91% efficiency at 100% load.

This is a detail that many are unaware of and which unfortunately sometimes causes a lot of damage (financial or hardware).

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To return to your configuration, your game seems to be on an HDD, but it is recommended to play on an SSD (the game must be on an SSD). But I don't think this is the problem that's causing your PC to restart. At worst, if it were due to a slow HDD, you could experience a game crash because the program would take too long to load, for example.

If necessary, look in the game files and look for Easy Anti Cheat (executable), right-click on it, and in the administrator rules, allow this program to run with administrator privileges, apply, and confirm.

Unfortunately, I can't help you further at this point.