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If I was building something semi-portable as described, I wouldn't be going anywhere near a water cooling unit for the CPU. I'm using a Fractal Core 500 case (slightly bigger than the Node 304: 250 x 213 x 380 mm versus 250 x 210 x 374 mm for the Node 304). Motherboard is a mini-ITX...

ACC is a lot harder on the graphics and memory. Even big graphics cards can see some frame rate drops as Kunos are still working on optimizing the graphics further. Easiest way to describe things: I can run AC on my laptop running a GeForce MX150 GPU. ACC on the laptop: eeeeeeeeek.

1. WHat have you got at the minute? 2. Are you wanting just Assetto Corsa or are you looking to run Assetto Corsa Competizione? The latter needs a bit more computer grunt.

And to get back to the OP: now running a R5 3600 desktop with a 4gb GTX960. Graphics maxxed out on iRacing, one monitor, 84 frames per second.

^^ Exactly. The R5 3600 is more than enough CPU power and the 1660 Ti will do the business for most racing games.

Hi Max, I used to be a sim racer, sold everything I had when I moved to London a couple of years ago. Recently started a new job on a stonking salary as head chef of a new place and so the first couple of paychecks have gotten me back into the game. Forza on the Xbox One just wasn't cutting it...

Go with two SSDs. My main desktop PC (4th gen i7) runs SSDs for audio recording and I run a PC Specialist Cosmos i5-8300H with a Samsung m2 alongside an Acer Swift 3 with a Samsung m2 I installed. The difference in loading time of large projects on each computer is negligible. If you're dead...