aipolitics2's video: OVERCLOCKED GTX 1080 and i5 -- ULTRA preset -- Forza Horizon 3

This is recorded AFTER the October 14th patch. Is the game "fixed" yet? The short answer is not quite. The longer answer is: It plays A LOT better, on an i5 for me, than it did when the game launched. This video is long, because I show several races and most of the map. I made sure to race at different times of day, and even in different weather, to give you an idea of how good the game can look, at the Ultra preset. If you're wondering how the game plays, overall, after the patch, I am still trying to assess that. It is definitely better, but I'm still trying to figure out if it will be "good" enough for people who want a 60fps experience. Keep in mind, this video is footage of the game being played at the Ultra preset. I'm not "too" upset that this doesn't maintain a steady 60fps, here. But I will still have to do more testing, at lower settings and with other hardware, before I'm able to say whether or not the game is, indeed, "fixed." So far, my guess is that it is NOT fixed, but it might be good enough for people who have already purchased it, to come back and try it again. Seriously, though, even if you don't watch the whole video, you owe it to yourself to check out the different stuff in here. Different lighting, rain, the outback, the beach, the woods, a race with a blimp, and I think I did the race with the jet too. The first few minutes is nice lighting, rain, part of the beach, and then the city. Then I start getting into the races. i5 4690K 4.2Ghz 16GB RAM MSI Gaming X GTX 1080 2101Mhz (this card KEPT the 2101Mhz overclock, for the whole play through... Keep in mind that the overclocks a lot of people report are actually just the overclocks their cards can keep until they warm up) SSD Windows 10