Show your Cockpit

At last, I have enjoyable enough set up to share with you guys. No hydraulics, yet, but still fun!

 

Finally got my 27" triple screen monitor upgrade!
..as I promised a new update pic


What is running all this you ask .. ?
I know I need some wire management skills

 

I have finally finished my mod to my ferrari f1 wheel, just need to add an odd sticker here and there when I decide what the extra encoders and switches will do.

 

Here's a few more I had on my phone after some recent updates....not the best pics i know

 

Hi guys, my simple cocpit


Greetings from Poland

 

..got my speaker mounts today, just finished installing and ready to race

 

Hey guys, wheel made by Logitech, and a Gameseat from Sweden.



KEEP RACIN

 

looks quite boring compared to some of the amazing rigs above but it is good enough for slow-me:
t300rs+599xx+t3pa+blackplate mk4+old s3 with dashmeter pro app
acer 27" 144hz
raceroom rr3033

 

What's the gear shifter you've got there, and how does it mount?

 

Home made gents

 

This shifter done one guy from simracing.pl forum. Mechanism comes from Alfa Romeo car(selespeed) and work only sequential mode. Mounting as you seen below it's simply 4 screw. It works great, really feel this is not a toy and compared to thrustmaster parts is cheap.

 

nothing specials. My flat is too small for a rig
TM 300 with 599XX Evo Rim, 2x TH8A Shifter (sequential and H-pattern), T3PA Pedals, Wheelstand pro v2, EDTracker, LG TV and IKEA chair :-D

 

Well I had a GT Omega ART rig and then downgraded to this and you know what? I'm enjoying it a lot more now

 

Hello One and all, my night time getaway from the idiots called my customers

Small space I have I did manage to squeeze in my cockpit, miss my triple screens

Was a good chap and gave 2 to the better half for her system ( gave me a reason to order a rift ) and gives me a reason to get a new GFX card in due course.

 

Summertime

 

It is? [Looks out of the window at a grey, cold, windy outdoors...]

I thought most well-designed cases actually kept the components cooler with the panels on, as then the airflow is better directed to where it needs to go?

 

Why ? Viruses ?

 

My case was designed for Intel, after I changed every component for AMD, I noticed that with closed panel, holes for air flow not aligned directly for CPU and my CPU FAN was spinning at 6k rpm, which is insane. After I removed that panel CPU fan speed doesn't go higher than 4k under huge load. Temperature on CPU, GPU and Motherboard's bridges also decreased for 10-15 Celsius. So I decided to leave it without panel.

Also, I added two extra coolers for extra air flow because it's getting hot in here and it does help I decreased temperature for extra 5 Celsius.

By the way, nothing over clocked, everything work in stock.

 

Latest vid of my setup.



Loving my new 599XX Evo 30 rim and Renovatio SLI-Style Data Display

 

Wow! Looks great. Always fancied giving this a go on my F1 wheel. May I ask how many man hours it took in total to get to this stage?