Everything I Tested at Simracing Expo 2023
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2024
- I visited the 2023 ADAC Sim Racing expo this weekend and tried out a lot of new sim racing gear! Varjo VR, Asetek wheelbases and pedals, and the upcoming Fanatec ClubSport DD wheelbase!
00:00 Intro
00:08 Fanatec Clubsport DD
01:34 Cammus C5
03:51 Asetek Invicta & Varjo Aero VR
05:52 Grit-Racing G Seat
07:39 VRS DirectForce Pro & Rennsport
09:21 Asetek Invicta & BavarianSimTec
Thanks to nappie for doing all the filming for this video: / nappie_xd
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British VTuber and simracing visiting the adac simracing expo 2023 and trying out asetec invicta wheelbase and pedals, asetek la prima wheel rim, wheel rims from ascher racing, cube controls, gomez sim industries, and bavarian sim tech. also the new fanatec clubsport dd wheel and sim-grid motion system - Hry
00:00 Intro
00:08 Fanatec Clubsport DD
01:34 Cammus C5
03:51 Asetek Invicta & Varjo Aero VR
05:52 Grit-Racing G Seat
07:39 VRS DirectForce Pro & Rennsport
09:21 Asetek Invicta & BavarianSimTec
The Asetek pedals have sparked my interest.
The were extremely nice, just more expensive than what I really want/need to spend on pedals right now 😅
Was a pleasure meeting you there!
"F4 is a pretty stable car"
Me, who has never attempted an online f4 race cause i keep spinning it into oblivion:
I am probably just not driving it fast enough 🤣
The Bavarian SimTec rigs did have a bit of adjustability, I am 1,92m and fit perfectly fine in it, the adjusted it a slight bit afterwards to fit someone who's around 1,70m.
It did feel very nice to me.
The Wheelbase and pedals were Asetek Invicta btw.
Out of all the wheelbases and pedals you tested, which one were the best in your opinion?
Imo, the Asetek wheelbase was by far the best, and I have tested most other available brands on that day.
Pedals is a bit closer, the Asetek invicta felt incredible, but so did the Simagiv P2000 (at a much lower price), closley followed by the VRS pedals and then the Sim lab ones.
Fair enough, I must have not noticed in the rush to not hold up the queue 😅
For me both the Asetek Invicta wheelbase & pedals had the most 'wow' factor to me. Felt natural immediately almost. VRS pedals also felt felt very nice, I'm not as experienced in Rennsport so that maybe made it a more difficult for me to judge but then again the fact that I was driving naturally so quickly in Rennsport might make them more impressive
It was so much fun! I got tot ry the dd/dd+ and I couldnt get my mind off of it. Stole the show kind of im sure you noticed that also. But yeah so went out and bought one not long ago and so so happy i did. Cant wait to see what full force does but tbh when i use INT at like 2 to 4 its so much raw detail alresdy I dont think I need more.
Idk if people know this but the dd pro comes with it at 6 on INT out of the box while the dd/dd+ is at 11 it subdues some of the raw details to reduce noise and vibrstions from the motor but imo you want to feel that you want all of the raw ffb data from the game itself. So best thing to do snyone who has one tunr down INT to like 4 at first and test that out you will be shcoked at how much the detail jumps out compsred to INT11. Its like a totally different base. It has way more detail then any other base ive ever used even my simagic alpha 15nm wheelbase. Got this for console since I was used to 15nm didnt realixe it would be replacing my pc setup. Its so strong also ive never had a base not ever go loose unless you feel tire slip which is how it should be. I alsp almost never get undertseer with it because the forces allow yoy to control the car so much more without deadspots so its like you can just force the car where you want it with all of thede constant forces. Its not just a sales pitch its truely incredible to have force on at 100% of the time. It just never drowns out or goes away.
Listen guys throw bias out of the window or bamdwagons or hate and buy what you want but I suggest anyone to try one!
I love how people also act like the setek rim feels better then the 2.5x yet it really doesnt even you notice the asetek felt cheaper. People are just very very bias. Like the dimagic neo thats quality for the price the neo is insanely nice. Way better then the asetek rim but asetek has insanely good ffb for sure.
So, what wheel base will you be upgrading to? CS DD or switching to something else?
CS DD is my most likely choice (already got fanatec rims so just makes things easier) but will wait for proper reviews. Maybe Asetek La Prima or the Moza R12 if it turns out to be rubbish (but people's first impressions seem good)
Which felt better between the CS DD and the Asetek?
Definitely the Asetek Invicta but that’s several price points above the CS DD to be fair 🤣 Unfortunately I didn’t try either of the lower power Asetek bases
Great video! What are your favorite pedals for around 600 euros?
I don't use enough fancy pedals to properly answer this! 🤣 I'm really tempted by the Asetek Forte pedals though after my experience with the Invictas at the expo. Need to see some more reviews though
Forget forte pedals had them, later got VRS pedals, absolutely love them, even liked them more than HE ultimate, those got to try from my friend. Thank me kater ;)
I tested the Simagic p2000 hydraulic at the expo, they cost around 670€ without the clutch, and feel incredibly good, while offering great adjustability. For a bit less money, the Sim Lab x1 and VRS might be worth a look, though the VRS are definitely better.
@@otisjordan5613 sorry I didn’t understand you, which set you think is the best?
Yeah I'm looking at VRS strongly as well. The Fortes definitely have mixed opinons from those that used them for some time. VRS seems annoyingly more difficult to get in the UK though