Hackers continue to mock Sony: enthusiasts launched Gran Turismo Sport on PC

The PC version even supports AMD FSR 3.1 with frame generation.

Enthusiasts have presented an unofficial port of Gran Turismo Sport, allowing the racing simulator to run on PC. The build can be downloaded from GitHub.

One of the main features of the port is shader compilation settings, designed to reduce stuttering and visual artifacts during gameplay. Users have several operating modes available.

The first option allows shaders to be pre-compiled on the start screen. The game displays a progress indicator and waits for the process to complete before launching. The first launch after adding a large number of new shaders may take several minutes, but subsequent launches are significantly faster. According to the developer, in one test, compiling 13,600 saved graphics pipelines took about 25 seconds.

The second mode pauses gameplay when a new shader is detected. After compilation, the data is saved, so there is no need to repeat this operation on already processed track sections.