
There is a huge array of options for QR (Quick-Release) hubs in the sim racing community. You might have felt a pang of jealousy looking at the latest “Xero-Play” item, with the red anodised finish and the incredibly neat QR[…]
There is a huge array of options for QR (Quick-Release) hubs in the sim racing community. You might have felt a pang of jealousy looking at the latest “Xero-Play” item, with the red anodised finish and the incredibly neat QR[…]
Even though many sim racing wheels have a comprehensive selection of buttons and rotary encoders on them, I still use a button box because it makes the entire sim experience more graceful, and perhaps more importantly, it just feels more[…]
For this instalment of our PC hardware guides, we’ve decided to review the five best PC cases for gamers, including all you sim racers! We’ve ranked these products based on different categories, and we’ve hand-picked five fantastic models to help[…]
If you’ve been following my recent posts, you’ll be up to speed with some of the best sim racing speakers and seats available to buy right now. Of course, another appealing component that can add an extra layer of simulation[…]
For quite a long time I’ve been frustrated by the flex in my old RSEAT RS1. It was a beginner rig and while it had served me really well with a Fanatec Clubsport wheelbase and pedals, it wasn’t up to[…]
Picking the perfect racing seat for your sim rig is undoubtedly a crucial factor when putting your cockpit together. Without knowing what you’re looking for, it’s pretty easy to spend too long looking for the right seat for your simulator.[…]
I’ve wanted to give making a dashboard for my sim a go for ages. As it turns out it’s really, really easy to get started. All you need is a tablet or a mobile phone, your sim PC and Simhub.[…]
Featured image: Pro-Sim H-Pattern sim racing shifter (source) The premise for this guide is pretty simple. I’m going to review eight sim racing gear shifters that will take your gameplay up a gear and help you decide which one to[…]
Featured image: Simucube Ultimate 2 Direct drive wheels intended for sim racing are usually priced upwards of £1000 for a complete kit, so, is that investment worth it? Today, I’m taking a deep dive into the subject of direct drive[…]
With so many parts and components (read: money) that goes into making a sim racing rig, it’s often easy to overlook the sound aspect. One item that’s often forgotten by sim racers is the speakers. However, just like any other[…]