Assetto Corsa – Solution for Lower End PC’s and Laptops

Is Your PC coughing under Assetto Corsa’s exhaust fumes? Here! Grab from this and follow me, i will show the way to make the game run better.

Here is the First Step

All credit goes to Dubmonster590!

Alright, you are ready to make your game run better. Follow this guide step by step.

  • First, open up your browser, it can be Chrome or Firefox or Edge or what you ever like to use. 
  • Then search “Assetto Corsa Disable Shadows Patcher”, click on page that is “RaceDepartment” and make an account if you don’t have done yet. I highly recommend as it’s great place to get mods and talk with fellow racers. 
  • If you are just lazy and don’t want to reach the keyboard then click this.

You Downloaded the File, Good!

  • As you can see it’s .zip file and you probably know how to open it up, not gonna tell that.
  • Then just go to the installation folder of Assetto Corsa.
  • You can extract it or just drag and drop it to folder.
  • After that, doubleclick that .exe file. Command Prompt window opens up and patches the shadows.

Hint: If you want those shadows back just doubleclick that .exe file again, it will revert that patch.

OK, done? Good!… You can now close all those windows and then open up the Assetto Corsa, go to race or benchmark or whatever, you will notice that there is no shadows.

It may look bit weird at first, but low FPS is far more weird when driving than track without shadows.

Assetto Corsa - Solution for Lower End PC's and Laptops
Assetto Corsa - Solution for Lower End PC's and Laptops

On my HD 4000 / i5 3320M / 8GB DDR3 RAM my game runs at ~35-40 FPS at 1080p on lowest settingss with smoke enabled, before this patch it ran at ~20-30 FPS.

Mix and Match with other settings to make it run even better.

Volodymyr Azimoff
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I love games and I live games. Video games are my passion, my hobby and my job. My experience with games started back in 1994 with the Metal Mutant game on ZX Spectrum computer. And since then, I’ve been playing on anything from consoles, to mobile devices. My first official job in the game industry started back in 2005, and I'm still doing what I love to do.

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