Over the weekend, Polyphony Digital already released a new update for Gran Turismo 7 announced that it not only includes five new vehicles, but also further enhances the simulation technically.
The early patch notes mention a 120Hz mode and VRR support, provided you have a compatible TV. However, they don't yet reveal exactly how the new performance mode will be implemented. Presumably, it will utilize an unlocked performance boost that is compensated for by the VRR feature, without significantly reducing the resolution.
Gran Turismo 7 Patch 1.31
Update 1.31 includes according to the changelog Other changes include:
- 5 new vehicles that already announced are (Audi RS 5 Turbo DTM '19, Porsche 959 '87, Porsche Carrera GTS (904) '64, Toyota Alphard Executive Lounge '18)
- Super Formula 1 with future unlock
- Nürburgring – Endurance Track: Total length: 23.864 m, elevation difference: 300 m, number of corners: 85, longest straight: 2.135 meters
- Nürburgring – Sprint: Total length: 3.629 m, elevation difference: 33 m, number of corners: 12, longest straight: 620 m
- A few new events
- 2 new additional menus
- Adjusted times for missions, licenses, and track experiences to reflect the physical changes.
- 120 Hz + VRR support
The new update will be available tomorrow, Thursday, with a corresponding announcement from Sony, which will then reveal all the details.
Today also marks the end of the "Ride Together" event, where players of all levels and abilities compete against GT Sophy in a series of four races. GT Sophy can also be challenged in a 1v1 mode, where players race against her with identical vehicle configurations and settings.
Gran Turismo Sophy It was developed using state-of-the-art deep reinforcement learning technology and benefits from comprehensive training via Sony's cloud gaming infrastructure. Integrating this AI agent into the racing simulation, where it continuously makes real-time decisions, takes machine learning to a new level.
UpdateSony has officially unveiled the update, including a trailer.
