Hardware

ARC Team show us the new Porsche Carrera Cup model and new pedals system tested by professional race driver Stefano D'aste. The target of the test was to check out the behavior of the car under high braking pressure and the motion realism of the sim rig.

During a event at the legendary Imola circuit the former Ferrari F1 driver Jean Alesi has enthusiastically tried the DEM Racing Simulator. After two warm-up laps Jean started to get the hang of it, and put some interesting lap times on the timing table.

Todd Bettenhausen recorded a video showing how much input lag can be tuned out of a system with proper settings, even at 60 fps. All settings are per Jacob Klein's guide in the iRacing forums.

GameSTUL™ home revolution - chair-transformer that performs several different functions. When folded - it's a bit extravagant computer chair, but with a couple of moves, it turns into a racing cockpit, which can be also easily modified into a flight simulator game chair.

EKSIMRacing uploaded a tutorial how to download and install SLIMax Manager v3.2 or greater. Since version 3.2 the MS C++ Runtime are installed automatically.

Giovanni Scala aka Cosm1 has done a review of the SimSteering Wheel by Leo Bodnar. A must read for all Sim Racing hardware enthusiasts.

Season 22, Episode 4,Fifth Gear tries out a 165,000 pound F1 simulator.

ARC Team has just announced a interesting set of limited promo deals on the Carbon Pedals, Sequential shifter and Handbrake. If you are thinking of purchasing some Pro hardware, this might be an interesting offer.

Designed from the beginning to be a high end timing display for professional users, competitive sim racers and r/l drivers training for competition, the Timing Stack is the ultimate ‘off screen’ timing display.

ARC_TEAM explains the functions and adjustments features of their "Carbon Pedals"