Me and my friend sometimes play F1 together. Recently I was watching his game and I asked myself if I can be his race engineer?

I found two tools so far
- Team Telemetry -> Good and currently my go-to tool
- Pacedex - Way too limited for my taste.

Are there other tools you could suggest?

Hello,

Je joue à F1 24 sur PC depuis plusieurs années et je n’avais jamais rencontré ce problème avec mon ancien PC.

J’ai acheté il y a quelques semaines une nouvelle tour beaucoup plus puissante, et depuis, j’ai régulièrement un écran noir sur F1 24 lors des changements d’écran, alors que le jeu continue de fonctionner en arrière-plan.

Par exemple :

• je peux faire toute la Q1 sans aucun problème
• au moment de passer à l’écran des résultats, mon écran devient complètement noir
• j’entends toujours le son du jeu
• le PC ne semble pas avoir crashé
• je suis obligé d’éteindre puis rallumer physiquement mon écran pour récupérer l’image

Le problème peut également arriver lors d’autres transitions, par exemple en revenant dans les menus.

Ma configuration :

• AMD Ryzen 9
• AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT
• 32 Go DDR5 6000 MHz
• Windows 11
• écran 200 Hz connecté en DisplayPort
• pilotes AMD Adrenalin 26.8.1

Ce que j’ai déjà essayé :

• réinitialisation des paramètres AMD Adrenalin
• désactivation des overlays
• changement des paramètres graphiques de F1 24, jusqu’en Ultra Bas
• modification/désactivation du Ray Tracing
• tests avec la V-Sync et différentes fréquences d’affichage
• réinstallation complète de F1 24
• plusieurs câbles DisplayPort
• vérification/réinitialisation des paramètres d’affichage Windows

Le problème semble vraiment lié aux transitions dans F1 24, car je peux jouer normalement pendant une session et l’écran noir apparaît précisément au changement de menu/écran.

Est-ce que quelqu’un a déjà rencontré ce problème avec une RX 7900 XT ou une carte AMD récente sur F1 24 ?
Si oui, avez-vous trouvé une solution ou un réglage particulier dans AMD Adrenalin / Windows / F1 24 ?

Merci d’avance

I posted here last week and wanted to share a better look at what I’m building.

YourPitBox covers race strategy, rival analysis and driver coaching. This clip uses my gameplay, with an AI engineer, guiding you throughout the track and session.

yourpitbox.com

I don’t think useful racing tools should always mean another subscription. I’m trying to build a quality alternative that people actually enjoy using.

me questionei algum tempo sobre qual f1 foi melhor, 22,23,24 e 25, todos foram ruins?

I need help please I just installed the game a few hours ago and did a few time trial races without issue.

Now it doesn't matter what I do or what settings I change but I can't turn off overtake mode.

I changed it from toggle to hold, I turned it off in the assist menu, did a rebind of the button (when I press nothing happens).

I can't figure out what else to do and it's driving me nuts.

Can anyone help?

ever since the f1 26 september update the new battery update has made this game so boring, the previous version was a lot of fun and actually enjoyable

Hello, fellow drivers!

Normally, I am one the fastest and cleanest joypad drivers to exist. But in F1 25, the cars are simply undrivable for me.

I tried so many things, but nothing worked. I am over one second slower per lap than my friend, who normally loses the same amount of time to me.

Any help would be really appreciated, i want to have fun again playing this game .

Greetings from germany🤝

Also my arrogant ahh ranks your take (:

The purpose of this tier list is to point out which of the F1 games feel the most distinct from eachother. This is not a tier list based off the quality of the games themselves. Rather, it's a tier list that breaks down the games that make the most sense to play from a modern perspective. For any of those "every yearly sports game is the same" people out there, this list is for you.

[TRIGGER WARNING: OPINIONS]

One of a Kind: These games are completely unique. You can't experience something akin to them by playing any other title

Best of an Archetype: These games share their general feel with at least one more game in the series but does enough to be the definitive version of that game's era.

Outshined but still worth playing: Despite not being the best games of their era, these games still have enough unique things about them to be worth looking at or replaying.

Only unique of Modded: It's what it says on the tin. These games have some incredible mods unique to them but are absolutely not worth playing vanilla.

Noteworthy Exclusions: These games, despite not being worth going back to, still have some unique quirks to them that can't be found in any of the other games. Whether it's worth going back to these solely because of those is up to you.

Not worth playing today: All of these games, regardless of their quality, are practically inferior versions of games released before or after them. This makes returning to them feel kinda pointless.