Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The questions that I am most often asked is "what piece of equipment should I upgrade next? And that's not entirely surprising. If you're just getting started or still finding your feet in the world of sim racing it's tough to tell which equipment will actually make you faster, which will simply improve your enjoyment of the pastime and which will simply deplete your wallet. So then, that's the premise of this video. To what extent does the quality of various types of sim racing equipment impact your driving and your enjoyment.
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#ChrisHaye #SimRacing
The questions that I am most often asked is "what piece of equipment should I upgrade next? And that's not entirely surprising. If you're just getting started or still finding your feet in the world of sim racing it's tough to tell which equipment will actually make you faster, which will simply improve your enjoyment of the pastime and which will simply deplete your wallet. So then, that's the premise of this video. To what extent does the quality of various types of sim racing equipment impact your driving and your enjoyment.
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#ChrisHaye #SimRacing



![Gargantuan Assetto Corsa Competizione Overhaul! [ACC 1.8]
Assetto Corsa Competizione version 1.8 is an impossibly large update. Kunos have added the 2021 GT World Challenge season, with all the entries, liveries, drivers and of course cars. Which means the new BMW M4 GT3, which theyve added as a free update. On top of that, the physics engine has been uprated to 400hz, which has garnered improvements across the board, but particularly in various nuanced areas of tyre simulation, suspension and force feedback. And on the graphics side, Nvidia DLSS and AMD FSR have been implemented, providing performance improvements for those with appropriate hardware.
00:00 Overview
00:47 BMW M4 GT3
02:35 Physics
05:32 Graphics
06:57 Gameplay
#ChrisHaye #SimRacing Gargantuan Assetto Corsa Competizione Overhaul! [ACC 1.8]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/utgY_IMvCeo/mqdefault.jpg)
![The 50 Best Assetto Corsa Mods? [Freeware] 50K Sub Special!
Hey guys! This took far too long to make! Thank you so much for all of the support over the last two years, the sim racing community has been truly kind to me. So, heres my run down of the best 50 Assetto Corsa mods, as calculated by the Race Department review rating system. There are of course other mods that Id put in the list myself, but theyre not available from RD, or are payware... but I think the list gets most of them!
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#ChrisHaye #SimRacing The 50 Best Assetto Corsa Mods? [Freeware] 50K Sub Special!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uzrGVxQ3UUI/mqdefault.jpg)

![Talking Sims With: Zach [Turn Racing] | Boutique Sim Racing Wheels
Todays guest is Zach Hodgson from Turn Racing, the manufacturer of beautiful boutique sim racing wheels, host of the Turn Podcast and YouTube channel.
Check out turn racing on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2grPBqiubKQqzT1mnM_zrA
And on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/turnracing/
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#ChrisHaye #SimRacing Talking Sims With: Zach [Turn Racing] | Boutique Sim Racing Wheels](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vCwPpjJVWT0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Sim Racing - Were Going To Need A Better Name [Discussion]
When you think about it, Sim Racing is a bit of a weird term. Most people use sim racing to describe any sort of racing game, from the most serious simulation focused titles like RFactor and iRacing to fun titles like Mario Kart. So, sim racing, is a... simulation of racing.
But for some reason, more hardcore sim racers use the term to validate the quality of the simulation between the various types of driving games: arcade, racing sim, and sim-cade. Arcade games are those that place more importance on gaming aspects than simulation, while racing sims place more emphasis on simulation, often at the expense of the gaming experience. And sim-cade is supposed to describe certain titles that sit somewhere in the middle.
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#ChrisHaye #SimRacing Sim Racing - Were Going To Need A Better Name [Discussion]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vGeX2QSoA44/mqdefault.jpg)


