What steering wheel shall i go for?

I am planning to replace my old G25 wheel with something else.

Where can i see what wheels that Raceroom support? I want to buy as much standard wheel as possible so it can be used with most of the games out there.

Suggestions?

 

G29 would be a safe bet if you liked you G25.

 

Dont really understand, is the G29 and G920 the same wheel except from the compability with PS4 and Xbox?

 

Is the G923 "overkill"

 

Well, if you want something else, then I'd definitely not go for a G29 since internally it's still roughly the same as the G27. So besides some more buttons, not much of an upgrade, in my eyes.
After a Logitech Momo force, a G27 and a Thrustmaster TMX I now have a T300 with the round Alcantara rim, and the open wheeler rim. It provides a very nice, smooth and quiet ffb for a reasonable price. Not too fancy or powerful, but a very solid solution. And, of course compatible with every title that supports wheel input.

Oli

 

This is strange, on the RR site it does not say that G29 or newer is not supported.

 

That would quite possibly be the most pointless upgrade ever, since it's practically the same wheel. Better off saving the money and keeping the G25 unless there's something wrong with it, or go for a genuinely better wheel.

I'm with Beef. I went from a G27 to a T300 and it's a nice upgrade. Not overly expensive, a hell of a lot smoother and quieter than the G-series, and supports different rims if you're so inclined. (I just have the stock GT wheel.) I did however keep my G27 pedals as they're far better than the crappy TM pedals that come with the T300.

The other option would be to just go with the best you can comfortably afford. Most sims support all the major wheels these days, so compatibility shouldn't be a major problem. Getting a T300 just because someone on a forum said so seems a bit silly if you have the spare cash to afford the latest DD wheel, or something else a lot better.

Yeah but when was that last updated? Last year? Last decade? They've added support for loads of wheels over the years, and I know people who use G29s so it's definitely supported.

 

More than enough G29/920/923 problems

https://forum.sector3studios.com/index.php?search/47498454/&q=logitech&o=date

 

It is nothing wrong with it, have not used it for 5 years so it it literally as new.

 

stick with what you have.

 

I bought a ts300 7 years ago and after 1300 hours it`s still going strong. I think it`s a massive improvement on the G25 I had before that.