Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.31 Adds 120hz and VRR Support, Nurburgring Endurances Races, More

How does the new update improve performance on Sony’s PlayStation 5 console?

Gran Turismo 7 has just released its latest update, and fans of the long-running racing simulator are thrilled with what it has brought to the table. Update 1.31 adds 120hz, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), and Nürburgring Endurances Races, as well as many other features and improvements.

Starting off with the addition of 120hz and VRR support, this update allows gamers to enjoy Gran Turismo 7 at a higher frame rate and a more consistent experience. This is a major step up from the typical 60hz and will add an extra level of realism for more hardcore racing fans.

Update 1.31 also features the all-new Nürburgring Endurances Races, which allow players to partake in varying lap course lengths from 30 minutes, all the way up to six hours (or even longer). This is great for race fans that want a longer, more realistic experience or those that want to challenge themselves and race for hours on end.

In addition, players can also expect to find new cars added to the game, such as the BMW M4 DTM Champion edition and HQ MSV-R 2021. Smaller fixes have also been made, such as improved progression balance, better lobbies, and more realistic tire temperatures and grip levels.

Finally, the update also brings the usual bug fixes, improvements and optimizations. Players can expect increased stability and performance, as well as other game-specific modifications.

Overall, Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.31 is an impressive addition to the game and one that many players have been eagerly waiting for. The 120hz and VRR support are welcome additions for more hardcore gamers, and the Nürburgring Endurances Races add an extra level of realism and challenge that will keep players engaged for hours on end. Whether you’re a fan of Gran Turismo or a newbie just getting into racing sims, this update is sure to enhance the experience.