In today’s post we’re taking a closer look at setting up F1 25 on a controller, with the calibration and vibration setups THOMB and Harmnn have shared on YouTube. There’s also EA’s own order for taking the assists off, and the PS5, Xbox and PC settings to check before you start.
Today I’ve pulled together the F1 25 force feedback settings that Fanatec, Logitech, Thrustmaster and Asetek publish for their wheels, plus Kyoto MSR’s own Moza R12 setup. I’ve also listed the wheel fixes in EA’s updates, up to the current v1.25.
Pimax Crystal Light, Crystal Super, Crystal, Dream Air. One game, one settings stack that works for the Evo flavour of Assetto Corsa. Assetto Corsa Evo turned a few corners with…
In today’s post we’re taking a closer look at direct drive wheel settings, from how the base’s software and the game’s settings work together to what Fanatec, MOZA, Simagic, Simucube, Thrustmaster, Logitech and Asetek each publish, and why the makers don’t always agree. There’s a settings page for each game we cover, with a source behind every value.
Pimax’s Crystal Light and Crystal Super cram more pixels per eye than any other headset you can buy right now. Gorgeous panels. But all that resolution’s wasted if your settings…
If you’ve got a Logitech RS50 on a PS5 or an Xbox, these are Logitech’s own settings for it in GT7, F1 25, ACC, Forza and EA WRC, on the RS50 and in each game’s menus. Every other console game Logitech lists for the RS50 is in there too.
If you’ve got a Logitech RS50 on a PC, these are Logitech’s own settings for it, game by game, with what to set on the RS50 itself and in each game’s force feedback menu, from iRacing and ACC to F1 25.
This year, I’ve tested both the Pimax Crystal Light and Crystal Super with a RTX 4070 Ti. Whatever version of Pimax’s headset you own, the difference between enjoyable VR sim…
Featured Image: Revosim // Le Mans Ultimate Desktop Setup A few weeks back I reviewed the RevosimRS Pure 9Nm Bundle. If you didn’t read the review – it’s good hardware…
We’ve looked at the force feedback settings three well-known sim racers have shown on camera, and none of them was running the game at full strength on a direct drive base. Here’s what clipping does to the detail in your wheel, how thin the evidence is that less force is faster, and how iRacing, Simucube and Fanatec say to set your own.
If you’ve recently acquired a Logitech G923 for iRacing, your next task will be to sort out the FFB (force feedback). This was the main challenge I faced when reviewing…
In today’s post we’re taking a look at setting up a Moza base for iRacing, with MOZA’s own Pit House advice, the settings from MOZA’s R5 video, and what iRacing’s June 2025 update means for 360 Hz and Wheel LFE.
Today we’re covering Fanatec settings for Assetto Corsa Competizione, base by base: the CSL DD and GT DD Pro, the ClubSport DD and DD+, the new Podium DD, and the…
