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Re: What is the best FF steering wheel at this moment ?

7 posts by 7 people · 12 Jul 2000 - 13 Jul 2000 22:38 UTC

(unknown) 12 Jul 2000#256069
In article <g66b5.16047$[email hidden]>, "Erwan" <[email hidden]> wrote: > After playing racing sim since 3 years with a gamepad, i decide tobuy a good > FFSW > but i don't know which is the best............. I heard lots of good stuff about ACT-LABS force RS, so I got one, and it is fantastic when it is supported, but unfortunately, on 1/2 of my games it isn't and then it blows chunks. I was very happy with my saitek R4 or a freinds's logitech FF, FWIW... Greg. Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
BILL 13 Jul 2000#255805
AVB Magturbo GC-FBW7. http://www.avbtech.com > > > Erwan wrote: > > > After playing racing sim since 3 years with a gamepad, i decide to buy agood
Quoted text (23 lines)> > FFSW > > but i don't know which is the best............. > > Neither does this group... ...there is not a decisive opinion. > > Generally, the ACT force RS seems to get the most praise here, > followed by the Logitech and Guillemot. The Microsoft Sidewinder > often gets criticised for the load it places on the processor. But > all four have there fans and critics on here. I doubt you'll get a > defintive answer. > > After going to my local store, I pretty much picked the one that > I liked the look of best - which was the Logitech.So far, its provided > 12 months use without any hassle. > > However - I would just point out that in terms of precision, my old > Thrustmaster Sprint felt much tighter than the logitech - I wonder > sometimes if the FF actually adds that much. > > > -- > Steven >
I have been more than impressed with my Guillemot Ferrari Force Feedback Wheel. I have not suffered from any problems at all and it still feels as tight as it was when I brought it. Allan Harrison [email hidden] Erwan <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:g66b5.16047$[email hidden]... > After playing racing sim since 3 years with a gamepad, i decide to buy agood > FFSW > but i don't know which is the best............. > >
Erwan 13 Jul 2000 00:15 UTC#256062
After playing racing sim since 3 years with a gamepad, i decide to buy a good FFSW but i don't know which is the best.............
Simon Brown 13 Jul 2000 01:02 UTC#256008
The Logitech is awesome for GPL (and everything else btw), even the dodgy pedals, you eventually get used to. It's comfortably better than the other wheels i've owned, which would be the Guillemot, Microsoft (USB), and the Thrustmaster. IMHO
Steven Crook-Dawkins 13 Jul 2000 11:55 UTC#255959
Erwan wrote: > After playing racing sim since 3 years with a gamepad, i decide to buy a good > FFSW > but i don't know which is the best............. Neither does this group... ...there is not a decisive opinion. Generally, the ACT force RS seems to get the most praise here, followed by the Logitech and Guillemot. The Microsoft Sidewinder often gets criticised for the load it places on the processor. But all four have there fans and critics on here. I doubt you'll get a defintive answer. After going to my local store, I pretty much picked the one that I liked the look of best - which was the Logitech.So far, its provided 12 months use without any hassle. However - I would just point out that in terms of precision, my old Thrustmaster Sprint felt much tighter than the logitech - I wonder sometimes if the FF actually adds that much. -- Steven
Robin Lord 13 Jul 2000 22:38 UTC#255777
>I was very happy with my saitek R4 or a freinds's logitech FF, FWIW Don't bother with the saitek, I used to have one, went through 3 actually before finally getting my money back and buying a Logitech which i am extremely happy with. Oh I actually like the pedals on it too, the base is big enough at the back to not need something wedged behind and has rest to put my left foot when its not on the brake. -- Cheers, Robin Lord - Trance DJ & Sim Racer. http://www.oppositelock.co.uk N�rburgring and Grand Prix Legends

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