@FoxtrotDelta Nevermind, I got the car lol, thanks anyway

Will think about that lol, thanks

Most or even all of the GT86 on this site currently, are just ugly in my opinion. It's either too much camber, crappy rims, or just a shitty model in general. But the good GT86 models has no tuning options and just looks too plain.

I tried converting http://gamemodels.ru/files/file/5687-toyota-gt86-rocket-bunny-gt-edition-15/ by my self with Game68240's tutorial, however since its in French it was way too difficult to follow and understand.

I know there's actually a private decent looking GT86, but it's private so that sucks

It would be very cool if someone would actually convert this Project Cars model, with all the tuning parts and stuff.

Wow, this is actually pretty difficult to follow because it is not English. But respect to you for making a video that isn't one of those half-ass tutorials.

@Willief23 The thing is, the main reason why GPUs become faulty is overheating and cooling issues. Killing a GPU by exceeding its limit of compute power/memory limit is actually a myth. Insufficient cooling, or overclocking is probably the only reasonable way to kill a GPU because it generates excessive heat that the cooler can't keep up with. Besides GPUs, anything in the world would wear down by heat, just like how brake pads on a car wears out, throughout your years of driving it.

If anytime, the GPU's memory runs out, it gets dumped to your RAM, which while performance sucks, it doesn't harm anything.

But that shouldn't even bring your temps to insanely high temperatures, since the game wouldn't utilize 100% usage at all times.

But to put it to perspective, I bet you guys have tried running games that you know your computer doesn't even meet the specifications, either your CPU is too slow, not enough RAM, etc.

Running GTA V beyond your recommend memory limit is exactly the same as running games you know your computer wont handle.

And the result? You get 30 fps. But does anything "break"? I can bet you 100% nothing happens, unless your temps are insanely high.

I think people treat your parts too "gentle". Well I mean that's reasonable, but manufacturers built these things to last, unless you don't use it as it is intended to be used, then its a whole different story. Not saying you should be completely careless of what you do on it, but you shouldn't treat them like special snowflakes.

It could be possible, but someone would need to have a lot of knowledge in shader programming i guess. Only reason why I think Rockstar didn't do it is because it would be pretty performance consuming since the game would have to somehow calculate all the reflections of traffic lights and it would be insane lol.

yeah pretty much lol, didn't notice your post above while on the phone

Only motion blur from default in game motion blur setting or from ReShade (though it looks pretty bad) can give you this effect during gameplay. Unless you want that motion blur effect on the wheels in screenshots/videos, use EVE

In theory, it shouldn't "damage" it at all. If anything, textures might flicker and holes in the map. It's really hard to kill a GPU like that, the only worse thing that can happen is a crash. People are using their video cards for bitcoin mining, and their temps are always 70-80c at almost always 100% usage, but they still manage to have the GPU survive for some good period of time. Exceeding vram usage will never even be near as intense as bitcoin mining, and it's almost impossible to cause a GPU to be dead to the point you need replacement. As long as your fps is still high enough that is still playable for you, it's pretty much fine.