Improve Your VR Experience in Assetto Corsa EVO
Assetto Corsa EVO is the next big thing in sim racing, and while its early access VR support had challenges, major improvements are on the way. If you’ve enjoyed the stunning visuals of the original Assetto Corsa on Pimax Crystal Light, you can expect even better performance as updates roll out.
From optimizing graphics settings to leveraging Crystal Light’s cutting-edge features, this guide will help you achieve smooth, immersive racing. Read on to fine-tune your setup and take your VR experience to the next level!
Best VR settings for Assetto Corsa EVO
One of the most highly anticipated racing games of 2025, Assetto Corsa EVO, launched its early access version earlier this year. Pimax has teamed up with the development team, supplying VR headsets for compatibility testing throughout the game’s development. While VR support in the initial release wasn’t perfect, the early access roadmap promises significant improvements, with enhanced VR features expected in the second major update.
If you've already enjoyed the incredible visuals and smooth performance of the original Assetto Corsa on the Pimax Crystal Light, you can trust that the VR compatibility issues in Assetto Corsa EVO will be addressed. Many believe that VR will ultimately be the best way to experience the game. While further optimizations are still needed, a satisfying experience can already be achieved with some tweaks to the settings.
Assetto Corsa VR settings tutorial
Graphics Settings for Optimal Performance
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MSAA (Multisample Anti-Aliasing): Set to 4x, and adjust higher if your system can handle it.
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Anisotropic Filtering: Set to "Ultra" to ensure clear textures at a distance.
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Level of Detail: Adjust to "Low" or "Medium" depending on your PC's performance.
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Disable Unnecessary Effects: Turn off grass, clouds, and other non-essential details that don’t impact driving.
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Limit Cars: If there are too many cars on the track, performance can drop significantly. Limit the number of cars to 15-16 for a smoother VR experience.
Highest FPS performance in Pimax Play
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Enable Pimax OpenXR Runtime in Pimax Play for improved compatibility.
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Launch Assetto Corsa EVO from Pimax Play to ensure optimal settings.
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Adjust the FPS settings of Assetto Corsa EVO to match your Pimax Play refresh rate (e.g., 90Hz, 120Hz).
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Choose 90 Hz Upscale Mode if required. This feature significantly boosts frame rates. It uses intelligent algorithms to upscale the image while maintaining clarity. Enabling it can increase frame rates from 30 FPS to 60 FPS.
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Turn off V-Sync to prevent unnecessary frame limitations and improve fluidity.
Elevate Your Sim Racing Experience with the Right Hardware
Sim racing demands a VR headset that delivers unmatched immersion, precision, and performance. Pimax Crystal Light is engineered to meet the unique challenges of sim racing, offering cutting-edge technology tailored for the ultimate driving experience. Here’s why it’s the perfect companion for your sim racing journey:
Crystal-Clear Visuals for Precision Racing
Every detail matters, from track textures to cockpit instruments. With 2880×2880 resolution, glass aspheric lenses, and local dimming, the Crystal Light ensures sharp visuals, helping you spot braking points and maintain spatial awareness with ease.
Wide FOV for Better Track Awareness
An extended horizontal field of view and larger sweet spots bring you closer to real-world driving vision, allowing you to see more of the track, mirrors, and competitors without excessive head movement—giving you both a competitive edge and greater immersion.
Comfort Built for Endurance Races
While not the lightest headset, the balanced weight distribution of the Crystal Light makes it more comfortable than expected, even during long racing sessions.
Smooth Performance for Total Control
Latency can make or break a race. With refresh rate options of 72Hz, 90Hz, and 120Hz, plus an Upscale Mode for performance optimization, the Crystal Light ensures buttery-smooth visuals and responsive gameplay based on your PC’s capabilities.
Stable Wired Connection for Uncompromised Quality
Unlike wireless headsets that suffer from compression artifacts, the DP cable connection of the Crystal Light delivers full-resolution clarity without signal loss—and you never have to worry about battery life mid-race.
High-End Performance at an Affordable Price
Most VR headsets with similar resolution cost between $1,500 and $3,000, making the sub-$900 Crystal Light an unbeatable value for sim racers seeking top-tier visuals and performance.
Whether you're chasing milliseconds on the leaderboard or immersing yourself in the thrill of the track, Pimax Crystal Light is built to take your sim racing experience to the next level.
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