Game:

F1 2013 (2013)

Duration: 19:56

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Here we are with the final F1 2013 classic car race before F1 2017's launch on PC in a few hours. I reserved this one for last as I am a massive sucker for Ferrari's V12-powered monsters of the early '90s, and my favorite of all, the 412 T2, is included in F1 2017's lineup of classic cars. Unfortunately, this is not what F1 2013 has, but rather the older F92A. It's still a V12, but for some reason, Codemasters saw fit to give this car a V10 instead, and I haven't really found an alternate sound that could work as a V12 sound for this car. In any case, this is a scenario of familiar car, unfamiliar track. For the final F1 2013 classic race before F1 2017's launch, it's a 25% race around Monza in Jean Alesi's number 27 Ferrari F92A. As this isn't a track I've raced on too often, expect some scrappy driving at times.

This gameplay is from the PC version of F1 2013.

The hardware and settings used for the game are as follows...

PC specs:
-AMD Ryzen 7 1700 overclocked to 3.9GHz on an MSI B350 PC Mate motherboard
-16GB of DDR4 RAM (running at 2933MHz)
-ASUS Strix GeForce GTX1070 (2050MHz core clock, 600MHz RAM overclock)
-Dual 1TB hard drives
-CoolerMaster V1000 power supply
-Windows 10 Creators Update

Controller: Logitech G29

Recording software: nVidia ShadowPlay

Game settings:
-Resolution: 3840x2160
-Detail preset: Ultra
-Anti-aliasing: 8x MSAA
-VSync: Off (adaptive VSync is enabled in the nVidia drivers instead)
-All assists off
-Realistic damage mod from RaceDepartment applied
-For an added challenge, some elements of the "True to Life AI" mod from RaceDepartment have been applied, specifically altered tire wear, AI behavior and braking zones

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