iRacing Graphics Settings Tutorial for VR and Non-VR (2020)

This video will walk you through graphics settings for VR and non-VR that will look great along with increasing your framerate. Not only does this video go into detail in the iRacing settings, it will also explain the settings to change in your Nvidia or AMD graphics control panel and in the iRacing .ini files. Follow along and see iRacing like you've never seen it before!
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Timestamps:
0:00 -Intro
1:01 -Control Panel
3:51 -iRacing Settings
7:51 -.ini Files Settings
12:14 -Outro

Links:
FoV Calculator- http://www.edracing.com/edr/FOV.php
iRacingConfig- https://bazwise.com/iracingconfig/

More Info + answers to comments:

-If you are getting objects popping in and out at distance, it is caused by the LOD. Lowering the Max settings from 400/500 to 200 or lower will fix this but it will also lower your frames.

-LOD in iRacing works in both ways in lowering the quality if it reaches the target and raising it based on the targeted FPS you set it to. Setting it at 1 above the refresh rate makes sure that you will hit that framerate (bounces between 120 and 121 when set to 121 or bounces between 119 and 120 when set to 120. Honestly not the biggest deal on a monitor but is in VR when you are trying to hit a steady 90hz it is).

The Min and Max settings tells iracing what to do when it drops below or above the target fps you enter in. So for the video example, when my frames are above 121, it goes off of the min setting (25) but when it goes below it reads the max (400) to try to maintain the 121 frames. Then you get into the nitty gritty of lowering the max to 200 or 100 or 75 because it really doesnt need to drop that much in quality to hit that framerate and then you realize 3 hours have passed.

LOD is the most challenging setting in iRacing to nail down. The video gives a nice baseline to start with but I highly suggest tuning the max to your computers specs or your taste.

Sources:
https://members.iracing.com/jforum/po...
https://boxthislap.org/more-vr-tips/
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INI File Download:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oLyC...