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These are Samsung G5 32".

For the price, the G5 is hard to beat. We're happy with the 144hz refresh rate, but the G7 would be recommended if you want 240hz.

These are Samsung G5 32" 1000r curved monitors.

Unfortunately I'm not sure what the angles were here. Some of it comes down to personal preference. For the distance from the seat, you generally want the center monitor above the wheel base and as close to the wheel as possible.

Those are Samsung G5 1000R monitors. They're a great monitor for the price!

@@RacingCockpits are those 34" ? i am looking at G8 and those looks good too., cant decide which one to go for., Thank you,.

@@michaelkopec.5814 I believe these were 32".

The monitors used in the video are Samsung G5, 32" with a 1000r curve.

@@RacingCockpits Oh nice, can you recommend them or do you have other preferences?

@@RabbitConfirmed We actually still use them on our main setup in the office. They're a great deal if you don't want to spend the cash on the G9 series.

@@RacingCockpits I actually own a G9 for my gaming setupd. Wouldn't you say a 32:9 is less good than triples? From what I've seen, triples are superior, but idk.. What do you think? Do you just use one 32:9 instead or?

@@RabbitConfirmed It really just comes down to personal preference and system performance. It's always easier on a PC to only use one monitor. A triple monitor setup will give you a much wider view, but also takes more to setup on top of the cost of three monitors.

The width of the cockpit is approximately 55" using these G5 32" 1000R curved screens.

A keen observation! You can also see that the cockpit itself is moving as well. That's from the Sigma Integrale motion system on our demo setup.

We don't have a video on building the stand, unfortunately. If you have purchased one, please reach out to our support and they can provide a .PDF manual.

We haven't had any issues with our integrated mounts moving while racing. Freestanding mounts can give a little more adjustability as well as being able to hold larger monitors. For instance, if you have a Sport Series cockpit put need a Pro Series Freestanding Mount. We also recommend a freestanding mount if you're using a motion system as an integrated mount may damage the monitors. We have freestanding mounts available for both our Sport and Pro Series mounts in both single and triple configurations. They're not currently on the website, but if you send us a text, e-mail or message we can create the order for it!

All three are 32"

The side mount option is popular because it allows for easy seat adjustment for height and angle. Nothing wrong with a bottom mount though! The part to push down on, as mentioned at 2:30, to get it to slide is the silver latch that the slider bar attached to later.

​@RacingCockpits I will order side mount brackets and return the slider. I ill use in fixed position, its only me that uses the rig. I never want to see another seat slider in my life.

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In this video we're using the Samsung 32" G5 1000R.

The G5 setup is still running strong! For the price they're a great monitor. For a little extra, the step up to a G7 is also a good option.

The distance with this setup is about 27" - 35" depending on the seat. It could be a little closer, but we have to allow room for the motion system.

I second the tape suggestion. It took my "just alright" aligment to now perfect. I cant even tell whwre the two other screens begin when playing

The monitors in this video are the 32" G5 Odyssey 1000R Curved Screen. We've since swapped out the middle monitor for a 32" G5 flat screen. We find that it gives a more immersive feel over a curved center screen. The angle of the side monitors largely depends on personal preference for Field-of-View (FOV) settings.

@@RacingCockpits No it isn’t personal preference you must use fov calculator that will tell you what angle to set the side screen too relative to your eye distance and screen sizes once you input that into the calculator not only does the FOV Calculator give you the FOV to set but also what angle to set the side screens

Yes, this is a good thing to bring up. This is somewhat due to the nature of the NRG molded seats. We designed our seat rail extrusions to be fully adjustable and independent so you can still get everything straight even if the fronts or backs are closer or different side to side.

These are the 32" G5 Odyssey 1000R Curved Screen

@offdapace2627 it is needed once he starts to drive and the FFB causes the monitor to shake slightly they will come out of sync and need readjusting (I’ve been building sim rigs for 10 years plus) Also the vesa plates are not designed to be used to level the screen that’s just a hack and good idea but not by design. The vario adaptors will allow you to lock it into place so they never ever move again

Generally it's best to have the center monitor as close as possible without interfering with your wheel. Our setup needs a little extra clearance due to the motion system, but is still about 27"- 35" from the center screen to our head position.

@@RacingCockpits thanks mate..!!!

Thanks!