Insane Cooler Master Booth at Simracing Expo 2024

[@SMGMusic14]

Great content Michi, thanks for the insight into Simracing Expo

[@MichiHoyer]

Thank you for watching and the feedback! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@bokomassine8124]

Tnx for review!

[@MichiHoyer]

You are welcome mate!

[@bertusbob]

👍👍👍

[@MichiHoyer]

glad you enjoyed it

[@dathyr1]

Maybe it is great content, but some of this stuff you have to mortgage your house to buy the items. For me, I have a Thrustmaster wheel/pedals mounted to a desk and have a basic chair to sit on. I do have a VR headset. Works for me and don't have to worry about being in debt the rest of my life on these kind of Racing Rigs and fancy wheel controllers. And all this just to play a 30-50 dollar racing games. Thanks for the video. Spend your money people.

[@MichiHoyer]

Thanks for your feedback mate! Speaking about TM. They just launched their 2nd gen direct drive wheelbase on the expo. You are looking forwards to get thesE?

[@dathyr1]

@@MichiHoyer Haven't looked at newer Thrustmaster wheel controllers for a long time. But, thank you for that information. I know All the Manufacturers keep improving their SIM racing equipment every year. I will see what they have to offer. Some of these other super great wheel controllers may not work with some of the racing games. My Thrustmaster TMX seems to work with every racing game I have. Another thing is not sure if some of these direct drive Wheel controllers will mount to a desk top, or are they only designed for Racing Rigs that have the plates provided? Take care.

[@MichiHoyer]

I havent had a closer look at the mounting. There is still a video to come hopefully about the Thrustmaster T598 Wheelbase. I played it on a office desk and on a solid rig. So its certainly possible.

[@tigerbalm666]

MOO-za???

[@MichiHoyer]

No, Cooler Master, Sigma Motion Systems, Simucube & Heusinkveld

[@aaron0288]

30 grand and they can’t even put a 4090 in for you…

[@R_a_u_d_e_r]

Also it said heusinkveld ultimate+ pedals on the description, so you probably need to pay more for the simucube active pedals.... A very high end PC costs about 4k, Simucube Base wheel and pedals are maybe 6k, So that means you have to pay 20k for that rig??? Way overpriced....

[@MichiHoyer]

I'm pretty sure the 4090 would be making the Rig 31k € at the very least. IMO also the 4080 and 4090 are quite close in performance but far away on the price tag. Like you get 6 or 7 % more performance for 30 % more money. That might just be a smart thing to "just" put a 4080. However, I generally get your point about it!

[@aaron0288]

@@MichiHoyerHi Michi. The 4090 is quite a bit more powerful than that, more like 30% on average. I think my point being that when you add up what they’re including, the mark up on everything as well as what they make for sorting it for you, you should be getting the absolute best gaming PC at a minimum for 30k. So a 4090 and a 7800x3d. The latter being much cheaper than the 14900K with this (and much more reliable!). I realise people buying something like this won’t really care that much though.

[@MichiHoyer]

I think so too. The guys that are going to go for such setups might after all just upgrade the PC anyway. I hear that AMD seems to be much better than Intel lately.-.. I am a team Intel driver though. Unsure if that will ever change haha