VR or Monitors For Sim Beginners ? Valve Index vs Triple Screen and how I feel about it! 

I use the oculus rift S with my set up. Pros- Immersion is like no other i have experienced and the real life feeling you come away with or experience while in vr is by far unmatched...........if you can handle the motion and not get sick that is. Some people i have heard do experience this and fortunately i dont. There is so much one could say but the best way to know is to honestly try it for yourself . All the points made in video where spot on . If i were to say the best thing about vr , it would be that ability and the knowledge, experience and skill learned and gained from being able physically look at the apex. This is something that has helped my race skills exponentially . I now find it hard to use a monitor , havent tried trips , but i cant not have that ability to physically turn my head at the apex . feels very uncomfortable out of vr. Which is ok as this is something that will separate some from ohters if they can use it to its advantages ..........and survive the sweaty hot mess it becomes as mentioned in video. It is unfortunately the only downside to it but again , as mentioned , it does add to the actual immersion of what a real car would be like . this is why its something ya gotta try . Sorry for the tldr length but since we are here , if you want to stream and vr at the same time there are some more things that need to be taken into consideration , such as maybe getting a second stream pc. Im sure the valve index will not have this issue as it would be native to STEAM ,but when using the Oculus headset and play a game through steam the Oculus software has to open as well. Things get merky when its Oculus App, Steam App, Steam Vr App, Simucube True Drive Software, StreamLABS OBS(or OBS), NVIDIA STREAMCAST(for camera but runs as a plugin with obs) and any other stream software like Voicemeeter Banana or GO xlr or whatever. What im saying is even with my Ryzen % 3600x , 2080ti and 32 gb of ram i have some issues . I am new to the whole content and stream game but i honestly thought i had a beast of a comp and it could handle all odf that but it can get what they call SKIPPY or STUDDER like when in vr if some process happens or soemthing and causes a spike somewhere . I have crashed bad because of it unfortuneately. Again in the video Valve Index is the only way to go i think to eliminate all the secondary app bullshit. but this has been my relatively new to sim racing experience . Sorry for the length i just felt the video was deserving of an honest experience. STAY SAFE AND BLESSED EVERYONE. ONE

I'm a VR simRacer , it's impossible for me to go back to screens . And it's also a big space saver 👍 I'm a VR addict

Your content is just incredible. Not only you describe the technical aspects of the comparison, but also your and other people experience, the up-to-date choices we have. And you encourage people to share their thoughts on the subject to help others, which is what I believe to be the comment section's primary purpose . Thank you for the effort.

Another great insight into sim racing. For those of us who are new and just starting it's a huge help. A truly invaluable contribution . Count me in,

Another fantastic video! I am getting into sim racing and just built a rig, this was my next decision. Your videos are so informative and real, thanks for all the great information. Keep it up!

I’m just going to “pre-like” all of your videos. What a lot of work you put in.

Thankyou for taking the time to explain your thoughts, I'm on the fence with monitor upgrades or VR, this video helps

your videos are insane. Congrats. Amazing way to pass information. Here, from Rio de Janerio, Brazil with my Rift S!

Man... love your calmness and how your videos are so personal! 😊 Been thinking about this topic a lot and as I don’t own a PC but a PS5, I’m eagerly waiting for PSVR 2.0! I feel approved kinda. Keep it up and stay healthy!👋

Amazing content, as always. Thank you and see you on track 🙏

well September has come and gone ..then some, and you still was able to answer the very questions i had...think im gonna get the HP g2 great price and no need for base monitors....i have a 49 geo odyssey and its great but ya think VR is the way to go..even if it takes a bit to adjust,, and so many games are catering to it,,i also fly air combat games as well ..what a time to game in .so much amazing tech ..cheers mate. (p.s. just wanted to say how much i respect and appreciate your content, your passion always comes through as well as honesty..i think some creators lose that so it's nice to see..i always feel like im kicking it with a good friend when i watch your vids ,,so ya big cheers to ya)

nice explanation. i had my first VR expierience 2 weeks ago and it blown me away with an old HTC vive. now im awaiting a valve index.

Awesome video! I had been racing with 27 inch triples and a motion rig for a few years and then purchased a CV1 in 2016 and now use an Index. I find it very difficult to go back and run in triples since diving into the VR experience. The combination of VR and Motion is something you must experience for yourself. It is simply amazing.

Great information, but would love to have seen you do a lap or two in VR!!! Just found your channel and am loving your content, advice and videos in general. Keep up the good work! Cheers mate!!!

Great thoughts, similar experience for me as well. But I do love the triples for gadgets and longer stints.

I’ve rotated between an LG 34” UW, triple 24’s & a Vive Cosmos HMD. I always come back to the triples!

Awesome Sim rig Stelliyan

This is a great video I have the valve index and love it !

Fantastic content - you have a new subscriber. Thank you from Australia :)

VR experience is amazing,I own a headset and I agree 💯 with you experience with the pros and cons.

I have tried VR, single screen, and tried to get triple screen setup but gave up and settled on a 49 inch ultrawide. Triples have very nice FOV, but atleast for me, a total PAIN to set up. And not software wise, but physically. DO NOT cheap out on a triple monitor stand. Get something very heavy duty and highly adjustable, I spent HOURS trying to align the screens perfectly, if they are not aligned perfectly it is very distracting especially if you have OCD for that kind of stuff. I also live in an old apartment with uneven floors, so it was even more difficult. I never got them to align and gave up, and somehow I damaged one of the monitors continuously mounting and unmounting to align them. I would get something from simlab or build your own that you can align perfectly, or make a table with a round cutout for your seat. Also, if you live in an an apartment, triples are huge, and take up a lot of room. I gave up on triples and got a 49 inch ultrawide (Samsung CRG9). Only have had it for a couple days but I like it so far. Especially if you set it up as a "triple screen" in ACC/iracing/raceroom, you don't get the distortion from the curve. I bought TRACKIR to test with it soon, I have it 52cm from my face and you need to turn to see the sides, so TRACKIR should work nicely to get a little extra FOV. The cons mentioned in the video for VR are true, performance issue (don't bother unless you have a very high end PC, if you just race iracing you can get away with a 1080ti and a high clocked intel chip, speed matters more than cores in iracing), and comfort. I have a reverb g1 and find it very comfortable, especially if I keep my room cool. When everything work right however, the experience is unparalleled. PERFECT FOV, without messing around, you get a real sense of space. If you try VR, try a formula car. Sitting in a formula 1 car feels like youre a foot off the ground. And you can look at the wheels and suspension in front of you, its awesome. And racing inches away from someone is WAY easier in VR. You feel like a driving god wheel to wheel hitting your apexes because you can see everything. I tried both an index and a reverb, and I preferred the reverb. The resolution is simply much higher, and the reverb feels like its half the weight of the index, so more comfortable. The g2 should look even better. Driving with VR feels more natural, with monitors you need to learn how to "drive" the monitors in a sense. BTW love your channel, one of the best racing channels in my opinion.

Professor always making a great video

VR for the win!. I have given my family and friends the exerience with VR and all been totally blown away. One of mt competitors in league racing recently got VR. I wondered how he got so fast, the he explaned. When he got VR he was able to judge distance better into turns and cars in front and to the side of hm.

Hey great video- I enjoyed the way you did this- It felt more like a buddy talking to me about something vs some super slick overly excited dude- I know you do this for a living but I still really appreciate you putting this out. As far as wearing them I have transitioned fairly easily in my previous occupation I wore GPNVG so having big giant vision stuff on my big giant head is not a problem.

Πολύ καλό και κατατοπιστικό το βίντεο σου σε ευχαριστώ πολύ....

Excellent video and explanation. Now there's a even less expensive way of sim racing in VR, the Oculus Quest-2 with a 3rd party Link cable is actually quite impressive, it has a higher resolution than the Valve Index so the screen door effect is even less (I have both a Index and a Quest-2). Agreed, once you earn your VR legs (being use to the sensation and your brain being fooled), it is great fun, my favorite Sim Title for VR is AC, it's probably the best optimized for VR (I've not tried iRacing). As for those new to VR, to get use to it without feeling sick, just look straight ahead until you get use to the sensations, as you get use to it, you can start looking to the sides a bit at a time, once your fully use to it..... it's a total thrill to be racing down a long straight along side another car and looking over to admire that other car, very cool indeed! :)

VR is future, full stop and new line.

I raced once with a Rift S and a bad PC. Became kinda sick, but now I wait for the ReverbG2 and a highend PC. Because the VR experience is just great! No comparison to my laserprojector. Good video!

great video...I already have pre-ordered the reverb G2 :)

There are times I forget I'm in vr , first time I got a sun burst in my eyes in vr I removed my hand from the shifter and went to hold it up and block the light burst . Vr with FFB even with no butt kicker or anything you can get so sucked in you forget its a game

Love that rig.

Nothing beats VR. Using a samsung odyssey+ and pre-ordered the G2 within the first minute of orders opening up. Can’t wait til September!

Great detail info, loved it . racerboy pog

VR immersion is mind blowing and it is total. You are in the car and nothing around you exist anymore. Triples give you a sense of freedom and easy to handle things. When you start to have a nice rig, wheels, button boxes, you can enjoy them and strive to improve it all the time. I agree with your comments 100% on the pro and cons. One thing on the cons for VR is prescription lenses. You need to 3D print the frame and install them but when you want to share the vr set with friends you need to remove it. Contact lenses can be used but it gets uncomfortable soon, at least for me.

Ive been racing with a single monitor on my rig for a long time. This week i got my PSVR to work on the PC with iVRy software and i have done a few races on iRacing with that. Now i am about to buy a second hand HP Reverb G2. Its freaking awesome for racing, even on the PSVR it beats a monitor.

I'm on VR and for me it's the best experience ever, but... in summer it's bloody hell :)) so I'm planing to mount a triple monitor because it's impossible for me to play with my single 27" curved monitor no more after playing in VR. Nice video by the way.

I ran monitors for years and ended up with a 49 inch ultra wide. Tried friends first gen oculus and fell in love. Bought a hp reverb g2 it's amazing.. I would never go back. However only getting 50 to 60 fps with a 3080 and new cpu

I got the Reverb G2. Guys, if your main purpose for getting a headset is sim racing, just get the G2. It's the most comfortable and has the best resolution. The controllers and gamespace setup is not as good as Oculus but the clarity and comfort beat any Oculus device hands down. I got a Rift S which has moderate comfort and nice low latency, but pixels are absolutely visible, especially for objects off in the distance. Quest 2 has better resolution but does not natively interface with a PC and the solutions aren't great (require CPU/GPU cycles, introduces latency, not as clear as native Quest 2 apps) and the headset is pretty unconfortable, even with an aftermarket head strap.

I remember when I trien VR for the first time. It was my friends rig. Fanatec DD1 with my 488 GT3 wheel, old intel CPU, old GPU, Oculus Rift CV1 (i think) and I was driving 488 around Imola in iRacing. It was pixelated, blurry and overal shitty pictrue but... I didn't care. It was soooo much fun! i Loved it!

When you talk about the "shimmering", that is actually an issue with ACC. I only recently bought ACC after spending most of my sim life in DR2 and AC, and I noticed the shimmering immediately. No amount of tweaking the graphical settings made it go away. It's unfortunate, but once I start putting laps down I don't really notice it.

VR is fantastic because the sense of scale is 1:1, you don't need to mess with FOV and being able to freely look around into corners is a game changer, looking ahead easily avoided me a couple crashes I wouldn't have seen otherwise on my single monitor as I can't reasonable do a 3 screen setup. It's simply too large for me right now. With a 5.1 surround and bass shakers, it is fantastic.

I like both, the comfort and beautiful picture quality of triples with the benefit of seeing things around you. But vr is also amazing and hugely immersive, but not very comfortable and also low fov makes you move your head more to look right and left

Thanks for the information mate, really enjoyed it, I’ve pre ordered the HP G2, currently running a single 31.5 144hz curved monitor, price is similar to add two more screens vs getting the HP G2

Just found your channel and i love the content ! I'm using an Oculus Rift S and since that i cannot go back to race on monitors. The simulators i play are : Assetto Corsa , RaceRoom , ACC , RF2 , Automobilista 2 . Next thing i need now is a RTX 3080 when they come in stock so i can play ACC proper.

Higher performance needed for VR is becouse of need to generate two different image for each eye separately, when if using even 3 monitors image is generated from one perspective. Just in case if not updated since this content. ❤‍🔥

Great video dude!

Amazing rig..

Absolutely agree brother.. I had WMR and claimed publicly many times that I will never go back to monitors :D but after like two years of being VR user I switched back to monitor and get myself 49 inch super ultrawide by ACER ( I could not fit tripples in my office ). Anyway the VR headset is and always will be the most immersive option. To me the biggest cons were that - as you mentioned a lot of sweat - discomfort due to thsi factor in long races or trainings - sw issues ( or maybe HW issues ) where I had game crashes and other strange bugs ( guess Iam still a lucky guy to find all the possible issues with anything ) - and one more con, that I built myself a very nice cockpit at home and with VR, Iam not able to see all the nice HW I have here :D

I have an Oculus Rift CV1, I can never go back to monitors, I honestly don't even understand how I was able to play with monitors. VR is game changer, judging break distances is quite natural.

Last September I was sitting in my room, looking for somethin new to play, and I saw Dirt 2.0 on big sale at Steam. I saw that it was VR supported so I decided why not, I didn't try a racing game on my Index yet. 5 minutes. 5 minutes was all it took. I took the headset off and proclaimed "heck! I'm getting myself some sim racing solution!" Now it's February and I'm writing this while taking a break from assembling my rig. Months of research, engaging with the community, getting into car culture as whole, and so far it was awesome experience, and I didn't even complete a single lap yet. Those 5 minutes last year were enough to set me on this road, and next week I should be able to start my Simucube 2 Pro for the first time, once the rim arrives. So does vr racing feel good? Damn right it does!

Thanks I was looking for a VR vs Monitor video by you it seems why cheaper and looks more immersive to use a VR headset than buy 3 monitors

Personally, tried the hp Reverb 2 pre-order, tried it a few times and gave it away free because I always got sick. Back to curved 49" until a better VR system comes out.

Have triples and fell in love with VR, havent raced in 2d for 9 months :) Using Virtual Desktop Streaming with Occulus Go! Can't wait to see VR for real with a real headset, but if VR if this good with a "crap" headset I am sold!

I have the Oculus Rift S and now the HP Reverb G2. VR Advantages: Saves space. Saves money if you consider comparing it to having to buy 3 monitors. (NOTE: You do have to have or invest in a good video card to run VR well so depending on your planned 3 monitor setup costs might be similar). Disadvantages: Long session can become uncomfortable once you start sweating. HP Reverb has a 90 HZ refresh rate and limited to 90 FPS in iRacing. So compared to running regular monitors you can get faster refresh rates and FPS using good monitors. I think input latency is greater with VR also. So higher latency could impact your performance. That being said a lot of people including my self found themselves faster using VR. But some find a good triple monitor setup i.e. high refresh rates/FPS and lower input latency gives them a competitive advantage. Again for me immersion, space savings and relative cost (compared to triples) VR is the winner. But I do wonder at times if the higher refresh rates/FPS and lower input latency a good tipple monitor setup provides would make me just that much faster.

I went VR only several years ago and I wont go back to screens anymore. For longer racing sessions in VR I use a under helmet mask. It drastically improves your experience and prevents the headset lenses fogging up from your sweat. Does it look nerdy when you sit in your rig with racing shoes, gloves, mask and VR headset? Absolutely !

As far as sweating, there are face covers to deal with that, or portable cooling unit. VR immersion not only provide interior car details, but also exterior details walking around the car (room permitting). Wherever you look your inside another world. looking left/right and seeing other cars, without pressing keys is true to realism. At the present you can only interact with the steering wheel and shifting. It would be over the top if you could flip switches and push buttons like inside planes in VTOL flying sim. That would require a lot more software for each car and a learning curve for each car, but giving a choice of turning wiper blades on inside the car with hand tracking or a keyboard would be awesome. I gave up sim racing in the 90's, but VR made me spend a boat load of money and am a very satisfied consumer. The cheery on top, as you have mentioned is the family really enjoy VR with no interest in sim racing. Being inside a movie killing zombies in a desolate world is a dream.

I learnt about sim racing through a friend then he started to teach me on his rig, when I started he was only on single screen then he got triple screens & I thought right I need all this gear, & then he went and got vr ffs... so now I've tried it I need it in my life...

I used HP reverb 1st one and now I have the 2nd generation of it. I think before racing and winning aganist others I must have fun. And the feeling like beeing in a real race car. its just incradible. Resolution is not an issue anymore. I feed it with RTX3090 and performance is very well with it. My only concern is FOV. If HP or other brands can solve that with greater fov and the same resolution which Reverb G2 have, it will be done. Noone would race with monitors anymore. I was using Thrustmaster T300 till last week. I was dreaming about simucube 2 after I watched your review and openions about it. Finally I could get it last week. For the wheel I was using 3d printed steering wheel with T300 and yesterday it was broken during a skippy race on Simucube 2 pro. :) So I ordered GT PRO Zero of Cube Controls just 15mins ago. I wonder what you think about Cube controls wheels. especially about GT PRO Zero. Thanks Bitcoin, you made one of my dreams come true. LOL Btw, after all videos I watched from you, I think you are the most trusted reviewer mate, I mean the way you talk makes me feel that way. Thanks and well done.

All these comments (and obviously video itself) are making me rethink what to get for new sim rig. Lately I decided that VR has too many "unknown before buying"/cons and I should go for curved ultrawide or triple screen setup. For example - I mainly do sessions that exceed 2 or even 3 hours so I'm afraid that every session could be painful and less enjoyable (even though it would be amazing, immersive experience). Everyone is different so it's always personal preference/decision on what we prefer or think will better suit our needs. I'm upgrading my setup soon. I love immersion and realistic settings. My main sim is and will be ACC (I enjoy graphics and I get immersed more if the game look like real life) . With that being said I should theoretically go for Valve Index (or the other one mentioned in the video but haven't seen the prices yet).. BUT there are few cons that are pushing me towards ultrawide with eye tracker or triple screen. 1. Buying high end VR like Valve Index is a gamble for someone like me who never tried VR. I don't know how well I will adjust to VR and heard that some people had real problems with adjusting to VR (even after few weeks). 2. Performance while steaming on the same PC - even if I get Ryzen 3900x or high end Intel, 2080ti and 32GB RAM, I'm afraid it might not be enough (I want to go for very high graphic settings in ACC). Any advice on that matter would be appreciated. I'm still undecided if I prefer investing in VR and enjoy more immersive experience or go safe way with monitors and new rig + extras like button boxes along the way. I'm learning something every day and want to make good decision when I have all the details, costs and comparison. Any advice is more than welcome, thanks in advance. 🙏

that's why i dont get yet. left for after. but try not sim. blow mind. vr is future👊Hey Bro

VR is by far the way to go for any sim racing game - the depth perception is unlike any other means of simulated experience. The trick with motion sickness is to make sure you have high framerate - run the game on low if you have to, the more frames the less likely you are to become sick from it. Another note with the sickness - Dont just try any game in VR, it makes a huge difference whether your in a cockpit or not. With the cockpit you have a steady point for your eyes to fix on (the dash and whatnots) If I didint have the dash or something stationary to ease the motion sickness I would not be able to do it. It does take a bit getting used to but its deffinitly worth it, I started simracing with a controller, upgraded to a non force feedback wheel and improved my laptimes by nearly 30seconds, went to a forcefeedback wheel and improved my times by another 5-10 seconds, switched from monitor to vr and shaved a consistent 10 seconds off my lap times. These are huge gains and is the only reason im able to compete online!

Im upgrading my single 40 inch tv to triple screens. My main reason was that i like to do endurance races and go on for multiple hours. I dont want to sweat that much, read that those vr headsets are really hot after an hour. Second reason is space awareness.

love your videos and passion. Im relatively new to sim racing but am hooked. My question, what air blowers do you use for your dash?

Imagine VR when you are using your gloves to control the button on your car. This well take to next level, even though it's not to do.

I bought a Hp Reverb G1 this April....i would NEVER go back to Screens! And the G2 is also preordered!

Im working abroad now, When i return to Portugal I'll purchase an hp reverb g2 v2 and either the 4090 or 4080, i usually played on a single 27" 60hz monitor so this is gonna be a big jump

I love your passion and content! IMO you have one of the most immersive setups I have seen. May I ask I'm running triple 144HZ 32 inch curved monitors looking for your option on angles for side monitors and field of view. I'm running Iracing about 55 degrees on the monitors and sit about 24" away running 170 to 173 FOV depending on the car. What would be the correct visual angle? I understand depending on distance away will affect the FOV. I know it's what I'm comfortable with but, is there a correct angle for that size curved monitor?

It is now 2022 and I also have the Rift S for my VR SIM racing. I feel the same way as JaGGaD says. There are some SIM games that just don't provide VR capability which is too bad. Why all the SIM Bike games don't offer the VR experience, I really don't know the answer. I feel once someone like myself tries VR, it is hard to go back to the flat screen. I do not have Triple screen or the room for it, but I also have a 40 inch high resolution LCD screen to do other non VR gaming. Nor do I have any Special Racing Rig for vibrations, etc. I am just now doing an upgrade to my VR experience by going from a GTX-1080 graphics card to a RTX-3080TI card. Also I should be getting a HP Reverb G2 V2 new VR headset any day now which should give me great higher Resolution for SIM racing. Should be fun to see the new differences. Thanks for your video. take care.

VR for life

I use valve index for sim racing find this most suitable for me

Yep vr all the way for me . But your rig is awesome.

I’m a budget sim racer. I also sim race in VR and I use triple screens. VR is great if you have the horsepower to use it.

One curved 49 works very nice for me with trackir.

VR in combination with a really fine tuned Motion Simulator, Traction loss and AC running 150% SS is the real deal.

Bro pls creat an discord server so we can talk there all together and help out each other!! This would be so awesome as a sim racing enthusiast talking with others about sim racing and sharing our rigs and all. Pls think about it!

VR without a doubt is the way forward,its just so immersive. I honestly believe the triple screen setup is for streamers to show the content visually via Twitch/RU-vid etc etc.....You cant really watch a sim racer play within a VR headset and get the same feeling as watching a triple monitor setup,so the audience may be turned off. But i think that if many Sim fans are honest that VR is far better than a Screen Setups.

VR is king plain and simple. It’s also cheaper than buying a full simulator rig

Being a big Colin McRae fan, I was happy to see I was number 555 to like this video.

To me there's little comparison. I cannot get a sense of speed on monitors, though admittedly I've only raced on them a few times. I just had no feel for the car at all. In VR things are much more natural for me and it's much easier to react.

Hi buddy, could you please make a video about the wind simulation and how it should be correctly used to increase immersion? I am asking you because I noticed that you somehow perfectionate every aspect of your simracing experience. Thank you.

That's an amazing setup you have sir. Nice video. Did you ever try the HP-VR ? Is the valve still your preference ? Thinking about ordering the valve index , would like your current opinion thanks

I just sold my Rift CV1 after 3 years use for triple 27 inch monitors. I developed neck pain, headaches, and back numbness after endurance races. This can be mildly attributed to posture from the desk chair but I put most of the blame on the rift pulling my neck down for hours at a time. I just hope I can match my old lap times. After the few laps I have done (finished setting up last night) the triples feel like learning a new language.

Some of the best sim racers use flat screens. They are amazing at what they do but also never came from the track to the screens!

VR ist state of the art. HP Reverb 2 ist the best for Sims... Good hardware recommended... But there is nothing better.

I have used original first gen Vive and then Vive Pro about 3000 hours in SteamVR (probably not all racing time as i think it counts when it is on) and last week ago i purchased used, almost brand new Pimax 5K plus and now last weekend Index. I am now testing which i should keep: Pimax 5K+ or Valve Index. I run now both on 120 Hz setting and i get around average 100 FPS with my setup. My first impressons after today using Index: Pimax has larger FOV and little bit better resolution but it has slight barrel vision what can be seen like example if i move seat very back. Hands look strange then. Index has better picture clarity and it is easier for me to read text on it, FOV is smaller but it is still quite nice and it is more comfortable and ergonic. Also picture is more consistent without distortion from whole area which is actually something which eats Pimax true FOV little bit. Index also feels more rugged and not like plastic toy as Pimax but on the other hand Pimax is more light. I need to run some races with Index now then switch back to Pimax and try headset in different games switching them to decide which i keep.

The thing is - when you put your heart and soul into you rig - its a shame when you can't see and interact with the rig ( when in vr). Yes vr is amazing - but I use both. I have my rig that I stand back and admire and vr for total immersion. If you have both - that's perfect. G2 will be a game changer ( I have G1).

I like your videos so much!!!!!!! So greate, i have 2 question to you, why is your rig not moving? And the other one, at the begining with your VR you had no problems with motion sickness? I tryed one time to drive with VR and it was so hard for me!!! 🤮🤮🤮

I love your rig its so cool. Do the "elephant ears" on thr rs1 seat ever interfere with the vr headset if you are trying to spot an apex or look left and right? Really like the look of those type of seats but concerned they will hit each other! Thanks

If I could have the room I would go triples but Vr makes me sick plus I cant stand thing long on my head. But vrs looks amazing will say.

Going to buy a set and try out

2 years after finnaly we have 4090 and reverb g2 maxed out

vr is great especially in open wheels but heat is very uncomfortable for more than a hour, i use tripples aswell for those long races.

pre ordered my quest 2 last week. my new pc comes tomorrow. 1st time i ever tried VR was in 2014. it was a rollercoster in a kitchen. i thought this is fun but the quality is rubbish. i said to my mate the only thing that will get me into vr is when is good enough for driving. roll on october the 13th! only taken 6 years hahaha

ok i have triple g7 monitors and a valve index for a while now . i can tell u . u really need both the monitors and a vr. cuz vr is so nice from time to time but it gets uncomfortable after 30 min or an hour depending on you... triple monitors are much comfortable but a little bit less immersive. so for me if i had to chose only one option it would be a triple monitor. but you have to try vr as well. but if u have to chose only one the triple are the better choice .. for me at least .

Great video! I'm getting the G2. Which VR Simracing games do you recommend? Cheers from Spain!

i luc vr...i drove 6hr race by myself and i didnt get sick or anything,..wsant even to sweaty,..of course a lil but was ok...now i got the quest 2 and its insane

Is your RS1 race seat comfortable? Do you feel like u can sit in it for 30 minutes to an hour without discomfort? I’m about to purchase one. U have one of the best setups on RU-vid for sims.

1st time i tried VR (oculus rift cv1) i never got back to screen(LG 34gl750-b) (waiting for new HP reverb g2)

Your expectations were high for the G2 lol and VR in general. So sad because VR is great and i love my index but i dont use it half as much since running triple 32in 1440p 170hz gsync but now and and then i jump back in

G'day mate, new to VR and your channel but watching your videos convinced me to pull the trigger on the new G2 reverb. I primarily race ACC, how do you find it now compared other titles in VR? Keep up the good work man.