Yeah, built my own motion rig about 5yrs ago. love it but with 2 children and a 3 bedroom house, I lost my games room.
but this year I have built a new room in my garage, so once I get a new Computer over Christmas, I'm up and running as as again.
Also have a DD1 f1 podium wheel lined up with some discount, so that may be my Christmas present to me from me.
Any idea the costs of buying a rig with the wheel and pedals, I'd love to tbh because I think I'd be pretty good on a wheel going by how decent I am on a pad.
Yeah, built my own motion rig about 5yrs ago. love it but with 2 children and a 3 bedroom house, I lost my games room.
but this year I have built a new room in my garage, so once I get a new Computer over Christmas, I'm up and running as as again.
Also have a DD1 f1 podium wheel lined up with some discount, so that may be my Christmas present to me from me.
Any idea the costs of buying a rig with the wheel and pedals, I'd love to tbh because I think I'd be pretty good on a wheel going by how decent I am on a pad.
I built a rig with a DD wheel for about 1700€
Re: Racing games
Posted: 24 Nov 2019, 23:20
by NathanOlder
Yeah build one, works out way cheaper.
depends on what budget you have in mind when buying a rig.
Re: Racing games
Posted: 25 Nov 2019, 08:34
by mertol
I have triple screen on a desk.
Re: Racing games
Posted: 25 Nov 2019, 19:52
by Wass85
Any idea how good the Thrustmaster wheel and pedals are for the PS4?
Any idea how good the Thrustmaster wheel and pedals are for the PS4?
The T500 RS seem to have only 0.15Nm torque. Which is next to nothing. A Fanatec CSL Elite would be a much better investment imho.
And the T500RS pedals don't seem to have load cells. So it can't be recommended.
But such wheels have always a kinda dampened feeling due to their belt driven wheels. If you have the possibility to test wheels somewhere I really recommend it to do so. Most wheels really feel like steering honey.
Re: Racing games
Posted: 26 Nov 2019, 12:50
by NathanOlder
Yeah the Fanatec stuff is amazing, but very expensive in comparison.
Thrustmaster are probably the best of the low end budget stuff.
When using the Fanatec F1 podium wheel setup, we set the torque to OVER 20Nm and a few laps around Silverstone was a hell of a workout! A full distance race would be killer.
Re: Racing games
Posted: 26 Nov 2019, 14:11
by mertol
Logitech has even lower torque but I prefer my g27 over t500. The ffb is more detailed and the build quality is higher.
Logitech has even lower torque but I prefer my g27 over t500. The ffb is more detailed and the build quality is higher.
I second the G27, but would also say a used G25 might be a super buy.
Re: Racing games
Posted: 24 Jan 2020, 02:32
by SteveRacer
I am currently on a G25. I only have 2 complaints. 1 is that it only has 2 buttons on the wheel. 2 is that it can be very noisy going straight. Its not always noisy but it can be when the road is very flat. Even a little camber will keep it quiet. I notice that Monza is very noisy.