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Darren said:
Would be fine sans the purp tires.
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Purple indicates ultra soft tires. Nothing you can do about it.

His overall livery sucks tho. All he did was change colours and make it look like a HAAS livery colour. No relation to Mclaren colours and the actual livery design is unchanged.
 
Intel_man said:
Purple indicates ultra soft tires. Nothing you can do about it.

His overall livery sucks tho. All he did was change colours and make it look like a HAAS livery colour. No relation to Mclaren colours and the actual livery design is unchanged.
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Well they were running gray and red when they were sponsored by Vodafone, I just left in the black. I can still make changes to make it look better. Overall I think it's better than the real life one but at the end of the day that's just my opinion.
 
I think this is better. (not saying it's perfect)
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You can download it here if you want to: http://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/gray-mclaren-livery.18011/
 
Darren said:
On that note, I did run with both 8GB and 16GB and my few minutes of testing it seemed to scale well and not max me out in either instance. With 16GB I was getting 10GB+ of usage overall but with 8GB I wasn't cracking 7GB. It wasn't my focus of testing, just necessitated by my RAM troubles, but I didn't notice any difference at the time.

I think Windows 10 is always way better about RAM management than previous OS's so that's part of it.
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My buddy noticed this in GTA V when he upgraded to 16GB. GTA uses between 10 and 11 GB. Before he upgraded, GTA used just under 7GB.

Is this due to Windows or the games themselves?
 
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