Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago

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Not much to show here if not a guy having fun with his new sim racing rig and cockpit. Yes, after almost 12 years of intense use and abuse of my trusted Logitech G25 clamped to my desk, I finally decided to spend some money and time to do the upgrade I hoped for a few years now (maybe in the next video I'll do a very quick tour of the final build, with room lights on).

At first, I wasn't going to upload this video while I was recording it, because my intent was just to see how a POV video (GoPro on my head) would have looked like with the triple monitors and if it could be suitable for the next gameplay videos. Being positively impressed, I then decided to upload it in order to get some feedback or hints from you. Things I know I have to 'fix' and improve for next videos are:
- Illuminate the wheel, without lightening too much the wall I have in front;
- Recording the audio directly from the game/PC and not from the speakers.
- Left side mirror that doesn't work (with any car on Assetto Corsa)
- Solve the 'flexing' of the steering wheel base.. I think it's due to the ClubSport Wheel Base 20°
mounting socket and not to the actual RSeat RS1 wheel mount
The distorsion you see between the screens is heavily accentuated by the GoPro placed 10-12 cm higher than my eyes.

Talking about the gameplay, I was using a mod of a RB26-powered Nissan Silvia S15 I downloaded long time ago at two different Japanese tracks: Motorland SP and Meihan Sportsland.
Well, if you're a bit into drifting the last one shouldn't need any introduction, famous for its wall and the very close drift entries. The second one is one of the original track in Assetto Corsa. It's known in the game just as 'Drift' and I'm pretty sure this led many player to think it's a fictional drift playground where you can enjoy and 'improvise' different layouts, some of them very useful to learn the style of the various drifting championship around the World. Insted this is a real Japanese track, called Motorland SP, located in the Amori Prefecture in the North of the Country.

What I was doing there was improving my confidence with the triple screen setup, head movements and trying to improve my in-game sense of distance that was missing with the single monitor. In general I was just having fun and I must say some of those mistakes at Motorland SP were quite intentional since I was trying to see if that Silvia S15 was able to stay and keep a backward/reverse entry (when the car has more than 90° angle).

0:00 - 5:44 Motorland SP, Tyres Set 1
5:45 - 8:01 Motorland SP, Tyres Set 2
8:02 - 12:23 Meihan Sportsland

#AssettoCorsa #Drifting #Drift
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My PC Specs:
- Motherboard: MSI Z97 Gaming 5
- CPU: Intel Core i7 4790K 4Gh Haswell
- Ram: Corsair Dominator Platinum 16GB DDR3 1600 CL7
- GPU: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 980 Ti 6GB
- PSU: Corsair AX860 Platinum
- Cooling: Corsair H80i GT
- OS: Windows 7 Professional
- Monitor: Asus VG248QE 24'' 144Hz Full HD

My Sim Racing Cockpit:
- RSeat RS1 Black/Black + Buttonbox and Speakers mounts

- Wheel Base: Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Base V2.5
- Steering Wheel: Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Rim Drift
- Pedals: Fanatec ClubSport V3 + Brake Performance Kit + Damper Kit on Throttle
- Shifter: Fanatec ClubSport SQ V1.5
- Handbrake: Fanatec ClubSport Handbrake V1.5

- Buttonbox: DSD Black Max II

- Simlab Triple Monitor Mount 75/100 Light Version
- 3 x Asus VG278QF 27" TN 165Hz Full HD Monitors

- Logitech Z906 5.1 Surround Speaker System
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