Q: How can I improve game performance?

A: Try out lower detail settings in the Options -> Video tab. If you still experience very bad performance on the lowest settings, try setting the Shader Level on DirectX 8 or lower. Some older DirectX9 cards do not fully support GT Legend's advanced shaders. Here are some more detailed suggestions to maximize your racing experience with the computer you are using: Adjust in-game settings. 01. Reduce the number of AI opponents. 02. Lower the “opponent detail” setting in the graphics menu. 03. Turn off “High Detail Wheels” in the advanced menu. 04. Turn off “High Res Car Livery” in the advanced menu. 05. Set “Shadow Quality” to medium in the advanced menu. 06. Turn off the “trackside characters” option in the graphics menu. 07. Beware using 60X daylight acceleration with large grids of cars. Night racing is very machine intensive. 08. Turn down the "Shadows" option on the graphics menu. 09. To improve night racing performance, turn down the "Headlight Detail" option in the graphics menu. Adjust settings on your PC. 01. Turn off anisotropic filtering and/or full screen anti-aliasing in your Windows Graphics control panel. 02. Turn off full screen anti-aliasing in GTLConfig. 03. Lower the resolution set in GTLConfig. 04. Lower the shader level set in GTLConfig. If you are still having problems, try updating your graphics card, sound card and motherboard drivers.