Sorry for making new thread, but I did not find a discussion about computer hardware

I also would ask if a single curve display is the way to go. I saw another thread asking for triple display support, with no reply.

Overall, I am curious about what components to get for a solid training station.
Wheel - any turn signals? I think the 10inch wheels are a bit small. G920 vs G923? Or T248?
Pedals - seems to be a match to wheel choice, but brake feedback seems useful.
Display(s) - Single curve, or multiple/triple?
Video card - how much memory? 4G or more?
CPU/memory/storage - i5 6core/ 8GB memory / 256GB SSD

Thanks!

PS: is there another section with this type of info?

Hello,

Firstly, there is no need to apologise.

Wheel/Pedals - It is very rare for a simulator wheel to contain turn signals, usually the paddle shifter is a good substitute. All the wheels should work - It's just a matter of preference.
You would be better off watching reviews where they have both wheels on hand, as I only have experience with the G920/G27.

Displays - Regarding triple screens, I would say it is possible. There are several videos online, but I wouldn't have experience regarding how to do it, as there is no setting for it in the game.
The single screen certainly gets the job done, I'd say you are limited to your peripheral vision anyway. The main advantage is being able to look around, which is where VR could be an alternative.

PC Specs - These are the minimum / recommended specs for City Car Driving:


Keep in mind that the specs list hasn't really changed in the past 10 years, so the graphics cards aren't all that relevant.