Assetto Corsa!

[desertman123]

Who's got a sim racing setup?? I'd be down to start up a server and hotlap some tracks.

I got a great college-spec budget setup.

Sim
- Wood chassis
- Nissan Skyline R34 GT-T passenger seat (with rails so it slides back and forth still)
- Logitech G27, pedals inverted + GTEYE brake pedal spring (then the old brake pedal spring is now the clutch spring)
- 47" Samsung LCD 1080p TV (pictured is my old 32" Dell)

Assetto Corsa
- Tons and tons of tracks and cars, both mods and DLC
- Real head motion
- LUTGenerator to go with G27

PC
- i5 2500k @ 4.3GHz
- Sapphire Nitro R9 380x
- ASUS P8Z68-V/Gen3 motherboard
- G.Skill 8GB 1600MHz RAM
- 120GB Samsung 840 Evo, 1TB Samsung HDD
- Corsair 200r case
- Antec 650w PSU
- Logitech G710+ keyboard, G400s mouse
- Dell S2340M monitor

[yco]

im lapping in AC some time to time.. setup looks nice.. can be better if you can change the seat with a cheap or expensive one..

[xander_g]

Nice setup desertman123

You should consider wrapping the wood in alcantara or leather. Would look pretty cool imo

[Dylan86]

I'm down, let me know when you want to run some laps. I'm on almost daily, lately, due to the 7 months of winter we've had, here.... iRacing is a little more "raw" and the physics/tire grip is very much "best in class" but AC is a blast for 'Ring lapping and fun races, for sure. iRacing requires a bit of an investment, but if you're competitive and like clean endurance racing, it's the way to go!

Pic of my rig, some subtle changes, since (new v2.5 wheelbase, V2 pedal/modded, 4x buttkickers). and sorry for quality, old cell phone: