Originally posted by racincowboy02
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iRacing Dirt Season 3
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You can get the computer specs on Iracing's site of what you will need computer wise, I also recommend a good wheel. I have a G29 and it seems good, if you want I can send you some pictures of my setup, I built a redneck (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)pit but it works pretty good.
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It’s a great way to pass the time. When your starting out, and on the lower license just try not to crash you will get good results.
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You can definitely sink some money into your setup in a hurry! I chose to spend more on a PC and get the cheap wheel and pedals (Thrustmaster T150). The main thing is checking your computer specs on iRacing's website. If you're computer is up to snuff the wheel and pedals are your next purchase. You'll also want to test your internet speed. Your upload speed is more important than download speed.
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A split is when enough people signup for a race that one server doesn't have enough room.Originally posted by Mason87 View PostWhat's does the split mean?
Say there are 50 people signed up, it'll take the top 25 ranked by iRating (or skill rating) and put them into the top split, while the bottom 25 get put into split number two.
In theory this is supposed to make the races more competitive as a whole and keep you racing with people at your skill level.
With a high rating you can ensure you'll be racing in the top split, which will give you more championship points. Championship points are higher if you're racing with a higher iRating group of drivers.
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A few Tips
First, it's awesome and you will become addicted to the competition, testing, and winning. However, along with that, like in all forms of racing, the expense can add up. It's not like buying a PS4 and your done. You will find yourself always thinking of ways to go faster. Is it my wheel, pedals, monitors, graphics card, maybe my monitors aren't good enough, maybe my field of view is off, etc... It goes on and on and to be honest, its identical to what we go thru in the real world of racing. Its a blast to say the least. I started with a T150 and that was a huge mistake. Go with the T300rs as a really solid choice that wont break the bank. When it comes to the hardware, 3 screens or Oculus Rift is going to be the best choice however, the graphics card is critical. I wouldn't go any less than a gtx 1060. The forum boards on iracing dirt is also very informative.Originally posted by racincowboy02 View PostI want to get started but i don't know what to do to get started and i don't know what wheel to use and i would love to be able to build a (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)pit and use the racing seat and a big screen i would never be able to get anything done then let alone go to work lol
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What do you mean by T300rs?Originally posted by UMPDream View PostFirst, it's awesome and you will become addicted to the competition, testing, and winning. However, along with that, like in all forms of racing, the expense can add up. It's not like buying a PS4 and your done. You will find yourself always thinking of ways to go faster. Is it my wheel, pedals, monitors, graphics card, maybe my monitors aren't good enough, maybe my field of view is off, etc... It goes on and on and to be honest, its identical to what we go thru in the real world of racing. Its a blast to say the least. I started with a T150 and that was a huge mistake. Go with the T300rs as a really solid choice that wont break the bank. When it comes to the hardware, 3 screens or Oculus Rift is going to be the best choice however, the graphics card is critical. I wouldn't go any less than a gtx 1060. The forum boards on iracing dirt is also very informative.
Think mines a GTX 745 or 645. I know they are easy to swap as long as the computer will handle it.Up in the air who my next “favorite†driver is. Really losing hope on Bloomer getting anywhere back to “normalâ€.
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Gotcha. I’m partial to Logitech. And if I wanna step up, it’ll be to one of those $700 dollar ones or whatever with load cells. FanatecOriginally posted by CarolinaDirt View Posta T300rs is a Thrustmaster racing wheel .Up in the air who my next “favorite†driver is. Really losing hope on Bloomer getting anywhere back to “normalâ€.
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If you start on a screen then go to an Oculus Rift you will wonder how you ever raced on a screen to begin with lol! You will also need a VR compatible PC to run the Rift but if you have money to spend I highly recommend it to get more of a true racing feel.
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I run a Logitech G920 but I want to upgrade the pedals to the Fanatec v3s real soon . Dirt doesn't use much force feedback so I can't justify spending the money on a Fanatec wheel when the Logitech is much cheaper and works just fine.
Check Ebay sometimes you can find good deals when your looking for wheels and pedals CnB .If money is a concern you can do like i did and get you a Logitech setup and keep the wheel and update the pedals later.Last edited by CarolinaDirt; 06-14-2018, 12:41 PM.
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Thanks man. I was going with the G29 wheel, did not know you could put the Fanatec pedals with Logitech stuff. That’s a good idea.Originally posted by CarolinaDirt View PostI run a Logitech G920 but I want to upgrade the pedals to the Fanatec v3s real soon . Dirt doesn't use much force feedback so I can't justify spending the money on a Fanatec wheel when the Logitech is much cheaper and works just fine.
Check Ebay sometimes you can find good deals when your looking for wheels and pedals CnB .If money is a concern you can do like i did and get you a Logitech setup and keep the wheel and update the pedals later.Up in the air who my next “favorite†driver is. Really losing hope on Bloomer getting anywhere back to “normalâ€.
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