Today, Turn 10 announced the official PC specifications for its upcoming racing simulation game Forza Motorsport, due for release on October 10th (though just like Starfield, it is playable five days in advance for those who pre-purchase the Premium Edition).

　　The system requirements reveal that, once again, similarly to Starfield, you will need an SSD to play Forza Motorsport. Other than that, the specifications aren't too surprising.

　　Interestingly, the developer has chosen to lock frame rates in multiplayer to balance competitiveness when playing online among PCs of various specifications and Xbox Series S|X consoles. Turn 10 didn't say what frame rate lock will be in place, though it's likely to be 60 frames per second. In single player mode, at least, Forza Motorsport players will be free to unlock the frame rates. Ultrawide and 'non-standard' resolutions will be available.

　　Here's the full list of compatible racing wheels at launch:

　　Fanatec Clubsport V1Fanatec ClubSport V2Fanatec ClubSport V2.5Fanatec CSLFanatec CSRFanatec CSR EliteFanatec DD1Fanatec DD2Fanatec CSL DDFanatec GT DDLogitech Driving Force GTLogitech Driving Force ProLogitech G25Logitech G27Logitech G29Logitech G920Logitech G923Logitech MOMOLogitech Pro DDMoza R9 (CS Wheel)Moza R9 (GS Wheel)Thrustmaster RGTThrustmaster T100Thrustmaster T500 RSThrustmaster TX 458Thrustmaster TX LeatherThrustmaster T300 FerrariThrustmaster T300 Ferrari GTEThrustmaster T300 Ferrari IntThrustmaster T300 RSThrustmaster T300 RS GTThrustmaster 458 SpiderThrustmaster T150Thrustmaster T150 ProThrustmaster TMXThrustmaster TMX ProThrustmaster TS-PC RacerThrustmaster TS-XWThrustmaster T128Thrustmaster T248Thrustmaster T818Last but not least, the iconic Nürburgring circuit is confirmed to be included at launch. The original 12.9-mile (20.83 km) Nordschleife version of the track will be added post-launch in Spring 2024.