It's not every day you see a sim-racing brand making its debut. At least, not in the segment that offers quality equipment. Speaking of sim-racing segments, the entry-level, i.e. the one with Direct Drive bases developing less than 10 nm of torque, is highly...
Without warning, Fanatec has just announced two bundles from the Ready2Race range on special offer in its store. These are the Gran Turismo DD Extreme and the ClubSport Racing Wheelwhich we all know from the Fanatec range, but with one exception this time: the...
Manufacturers of sim-racing peripherals offering products that are compatible with several platforms at the same time are few and far between. The most popular are Fanatec, Logitech and Thrustmaster, and these brands have products that are compatible with only 2...
For a long time, the brand of sim-racing peripherals Thrustmaster has dominated the entry-level bundle segment, thanks in particular to products such as the T300 and its variants. This sim-racing segment is the most highly regarded by gamers wishing to embark on the...
Last August, at Gamescom 2024, Thrustmaster presented a new DD base for PC and Playstation, but kept it well hidden from view so as not to dampen the hype. Today, the veil has been lifted, and Thrustmaster is finally giving us some news about its new base: the T598....
Today's sim-racing market includes many brands active in different segments. These include names like Logitech, which covers the entry-level segment with its G923, as well as the premium segment with its recent G Pro. As for Thrustmaster, it focuses on the entry- and...
Logitech is a major player in the sim-racing industry, and has been for years. The Swiss brand represents the Go To for those looking for inexpensive sim-racing peripherals that will give them a better experience than that offered by controllers. With bundles like the...
Although Asetek has been active in and dominates the global watercooling market for many years, it is a newcomer to the sim-racing segment. Several players are battling it out in the competitive sim-racing segment, and those that survive often have many years of...
The premium sim-racing segment includes several brands, including Simucube, Simagic and Fanatec. It has to be said that this market remains competitive for a number of reasons, including the power of the bases, the specialization of sim-racing peripherals (F1, GT,...
Fanatec has been a leader in the sim-racing market for many years, over 20 to be precise. The German brand is present in 3 different segments: entry-level, mid-range and high-end. This diversification makes the manufacturer more attractive to the sim-racing public,...
The Asetek brand is well known among custom PC enthusiasts. It has to be said that the company owns more or less all the patents widely used by manufacturers of watercooling components. We're talking, of course, about pumps, CPU and GPU block design, tubes, radiators...
The Fanatec brand has been present on the sim-racing market for many years, with products for virtually every rider. Its catalog covers the entry-level (CSL), mid-range (ClubSport) and top-of-the-range (Podium), with specific products for each category. Ever since the...
With the advent of sim-racing worldwide, a number of brands have emerged in recent years, including Simagic and Moza Racing. And it's only natural when you consider that many racing teams are opting for simulations with commercially available equipment, so that their...
Among the players on the sim-racing market, we have brands that are over 20 years old. These include Logitech, Fanatec, Thrustmaster and Playseat to name but a few. Let's face it: if you want to stay in a segment, you need experience, and that comes with time. But...
I don't really need to introduce you to the brand Fanatec if you're a fan of sim-racing, and if you're not familiar with it, to put it simply: this German manufacturer has more or less dominated the world market for the last twenty years. Not only is its catalog...
Moza Racing is a newcomer to the global sim-racing scene. In the space of just a few years, this Chinese manufacturer has managed to find the resources to develop and market excellent racing products, which are both high-quality and aggressively priced. It has to be...
German sim-racing giant Fanatec has just unveiled the latest version of its bundle (steering wheel + base only this time) developed for fans of the Gran Turismo saga: the GT DD Extreme, and let me tell you, it's a doozy. For some time now, Fanatec has been offering...
More and more sim-racing players are partnering with video game franchises. The reason is that racers, mainly on consoles, are much more inclined to acquire a sim-racing setup if it's a "limited edition". A case in point might be the Fanatec GT DD Prowhich is a...