Tony – Use Case - Qubic System Simulator

“Incredible immersion that fits into a space of just three square meters.”

VIRTUAL REALITY:
- Valve Index
- Varjo Aero
- Bigscreen Beyond
- Sony PC VR2 + PC-adapter

PEDALS:
- Simucube ActivePedal x 2
- Simucube Throttle
- Simgrade R7
- Asetek Invicta™ Brake & Throttle

PEDAL ACCESSORIES:
- Simucube Baseplate
- Simucube ActivePedal Brake Pedal Face Plate
- Simucube ActivePedal Throttle Pedal Face Plate

ACCESSORIES:
- Sim Racing Studio Hurricane Power Wind Kit Package
- GRID Brows
- EPLAB Sim Racing RDP-X Laptimer DDU
- Apple iPad Pro
- 3 x QUAD LOCK Mounts
- SimRep DDUXX1 Dashboard

Specification

Below is a detailed description of the user’s hardware setup. Explore the configuration to see the components that make up their sim racing rig.

QUBIC SYSTEM HARDWARE:
- QS-BT1
- QS-220
- QS-CH2 (Customized Look)
RIG: SIMGRADE° Elite Black (Heavily Customized)
WHEELBASE: Simucube Pro 2
STEERING WHEELS:
- Ascher F28-SC V2
- Ascher B24L-SC Button Plate + Sparco P300 wheel rim
- Cube Controls Mercedes-AMG – GT Edition
- Simucube Tahko GT-21 Black Edition
- Soelpec SPECTRA XR
SEAT: Sparco GRID-Q
BELT: RRS EVO 4 Point
PC BUILD:
- MOTHERBOARD – ASUS MAXIMUS Z790 HERO
- CPU – INTEL CORE I9-13900K
- GPU – ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 OC
- RAM – Corsair 32GB (2 x 16GB) Vengeance, DDR5 7200 MHz CL34
- CASE – Fractal Design Torrent – Black TG Dark Tint
- PSU – Asus 1200W ROG THOR Platinum II, ATX
- SSD – Samsung 1TB 990 PRO, PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2
- CPU COOLING – DeepCool ASSASSIN IV
- KEYBOARD – LOGITECH K830
MONITOR: Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 57 inch Curved Display (7680×2160/240Hz)
AUDIO:
- Sonos Beam Gen 2 soundbar
- Sonos Sub Mini Wirelss Sub Speaker
- 2 x Sonos Era 100 Surrond Speaker
- Bigscreen Beyond Audio Strap
BUTTON BOXES:
- Precision Sim Engineering | Pro Switch Panel
- Elgato Stream Deck XL

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tony’s story

My interest in Sim Racing began in the spring of 2021, when I drove the PS5 GT game for over 100 hours. At that time, the idea arose of what components could be used to build the most realistic driving simulator possible. I bought the first setup from Simgrade in the fall of 2021, for which I received the QS-220 actuators in the spring of 2022. In the fall of 2023, I ordered the QS-CH2 platform, upgraded the screen to a 57” Samsung and at the same time upgraded the entire PC, which got an RTX4090.

When I finally received the QS-BT1 expansion, the entire Sim Racing set began to be complete. Because the aesthetic side of the system is really important to me, I redesigned the QS-CH2 running boards and ordered them as laser-cuted and anodized. Finally, my wife made the perfect elbow pads on top of the rear actuators.

Now the whole thing is such that you could almost put it in the living room, if you dare 🙂

Any advice for other sim racers?

The price/immersion ratio of the QS-BT1 is huge. It costs less than a tenth of the other motion-generating components in my simulator, but it adds over 50% more immersion. The QS-BT1 is a “must have” investment for every sim driver!

Why Qubic System?

For me, the most important criterion in everything was to get a system that emulates the real driving experience as authentically as possible. After purchasing the QS-220 actuators and becoming familiar with the Qubic Manager software, I was immediately convinced of Qubic Systems’ professional pride.

Trust in Qubic Systems’ products and work has only grown after the QS-CH2 and QS-BT1 investments. All Qubic Systems products have been of true “Heavy Duty” quality, with the feeling that they are made for professional use.

All the components of my system (QS-220, QS-CH2 and QS-BT1) work really well together and Qubic Manager is absolutely top-notch software in terms of clarity and functionality and it’s being actively developed all the time.