What Display Output do you use for Sim Racing?

[MarcG]

Time for a Poll, what's your current main Sim Racing Display of choice? VR?, Triples? 10" CRT?

 

[Metalogic]

I'd need to change my computer first before jumping on the VR bandwagon, as the output does not support VR :-(

 

[natedogg1867]

VR up to almost a third. Who would have thought?

Small sample size of enthusiasts.

Results are always skewed.

 

[MarcG]

I've opened the Poll up (hopefully) for those that didn't get to Vote with their mouseclicks first time round.

 

[Verpalen]

Rift Cv2. You are in the car ! Incrédible ...

 

[sjb266]

49” Samsung ultrawide on one rig.. Rift CV1 and LG 35” ultrawide on the other..
32” AOC AGON monitors on the PS4 and Xbox rigs..

 

[Paul Sutton]

1 x Asus ROG PG348Q running at 3440X1440 @ 100hz
http://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/asus-republic-of-gamers-swift-pg348q

 

[aKy0001]

VR all the way! Took a week to get used to it and not getting sick anymore, but never ever want to go back to triples.

 

[Jason Mullin]

32" 1080p single screen.

Something to consider if you guys enjoy testing or adjusting your rigs...

I've always felt vertical FOV on all sims was over exaggerated for those of us running 1920x1080 screens.
I went into the Nvidia control panel and started playing around with the scaling, and I am so happy I did.
I ended up at 1920x980, and for such a minor adjustment it surprised me how much better everything looks.
It gives you that widescreen effect without making the image looked stretched.
For the screen experts, when doing this Nvidia gives two options, display scaling or GPU scaling.
I'm using display, haven't noticed any input lag just curious which one is best?