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Eat.Sleep.R/C Club! Competitive Events! Live Multi-Player Sessions! All Welcome Novice to Pros! Suggestions / Questions post in the clubs forum. Good Luck! Have Fun!
ESRC Club events up! More organized club events soon!

https://www.vrcworld.com/member/video.aspx?video=1112&page=1#detail
Multi Player VRC Drifting Alpha Concept back in 2013

Adding more events asap thanks all for participating!

Cya on

Club details

Club name:	Eat.Sleep.R/C Club
Created:	25.03.2013
Manager:	Edward Stover
Country:	USA
Home track:	MHS Raceway 1
Members:	491

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Increase performance of VRC Pro on low-end or older computers added: 27.10.2014

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If your computer is having a hard time playing VRC Pro without lag, there are a few things you can try to help it run smoother. First, close out of as many other applications as possible before starting VRC Pro. Close anything unnecessary that is showing up in the Windows system tray (lower right-hand corner of desktop by default). If you are familiar with killing processes from the task manager, reducing the number of unnecessary active services can help as well. Also, you can turn down the graphics settings as low as possible under the VRC graphics options. Disabling antialiasing, anisotropic filtering, dust, smoke, and object shadows can make a huge difference. Turn the render and texture levels down as low as possible if necessary. Lowering the resolution will also help a lot, but may make the game look very poor. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjsoVAT4Xbs . An old Core 2 Duo with a low-end integrated Intel graphics adapter should be able to run VRC Pro with acceptable results when the graphics settings are set low.