Performance
Performance Patches and Fixes
Technical optimization guides, system specifications, crash troubleshooting steps, and patch breakdown summaries.
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Project Motor Racing best graphics settings: PC Guide
Configure Project Motor Racing for optimal FPS and clarity. Learn the best graphics settings, fix shadow popping, and eliminate engine bottlenecks.
Blurry Visuals: Causes and Best Settings Fix
Fix Project Motor Racing blurry visuals with tested graphic settings, anti-aliasing choices, and upscaler tweaks for PC, PS5, and Steam Deck.
Keeps Crashing: Fixes for PC, PS5, and Xbox
Fix Project Motor Racing keeps crashing with working solutions for startup CTDs, DirectStorage errors, GPU settings, and console freezes.
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Not Launching: How to Fix Startup Crashes
Fix Project Motor Racing not launching or crashing on startup on PC, PS5, and Xbox with verified configuration, file, and system fixes.
Steam Deck Performance and Playability Guide
Project Motor Racing runs on Steam Deck via SteamOS, but CPU bottlenecks and physics slowdown cause severe slow-motion gameplay and heavy input lag.
System Requirements: PC Specifications
Check the official Project Motor Racing system requirements for PC. Compare minimum and recommended specs, CPU threads, RAM, and storage needs.
Update 2.3: Patch Notes & Performance
Project Motor Racing update 2.3 adds the Lamborghini Temerario, Track Day class, refined GT3 and LMDh handling, lighting revamps, and console UDP telemetry.
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Performance FAQ
How does Project Motor Racing run on the Steam Deck?
Project Motor Racing boots on Steam Deck via SteamOS, but the handheld APU lacks the CPU threads needed for the Hadron physics engine, causing slow-motion gameplay and severe input lag. Read the guide
How do you fix startup crashes in Project Motor Racing?
Startup crashes can generally be resolved by verifying game file integrity in Steam, clearing the local game.xml configuration file in your user documents folder, or disabling third-party overlays. Read the guide
Why does Project Motor Racing look blurry on PC?
Visual blur is primarily caused by aggressive temporal anti-aliasing (TAA), low internal rendering scales from FSR upscaling, and an intentional scratched Lexan texture applied to the cockpit windshield. Read the guide
