I had the Cammus 15nm ... I was surprised how smooth it felt and it had a nice feeling of inertia right out of the box. I use a VRS directforce Pro now and it's worth every penny. But yeah I found the Cammus to be very smooth.
I mean you should def be testing them with the same settings to see which you really like more. Lol You said you dont know if its because you have different settings or ehat. But im like well yeah tgat would do it. Software settings on any wheel changes evrtything. Like my simagic ultimate. I wasnt using inirtia come to find out holy crap was i missing out. Also a little inirtia. So my wheelbase now feels 10x different then it used to. Just saying when comparing wheelbases from the same brand it should def be similiar settings. Ive got to give cammus credit on there prices.
The C12 is sustained torque, and I believe the ddwb is 15nm peak torque. C12 is better choice for a casual gamer with a simple package. Ddwb is better for more advanced racers who would want to put their own 3rd party wheel with just a cheap nrg style qr. Also C12 has a lot of friction in the feeling, even with 0 value in the software
Appreciate the review. Very happy with my Cammus C5 still, had it for a year. The look of the wheel doesn't matter if you race in VR IMO.
I had the Cammus 15nm ... I was surprised how smooth it felt and it had a nice feeling of inertia right out of the box. I use a VRS directforce Pro now and it's worth every penny. But yeah I found the Cammus to be very smooth.
I have ddwb15 using gt2 wheel( the same of c12)
I mean you should def be testing them with the same settings to see which you really like more. Lol
You said you dont know if its because you have different settings or ehat. But im like well yeah tgat would do it. Software settings on any wheel changes evrtything.
Like my simagic ultimate. I wasnt using inirtia come to find out holy crap was i missing out. Also a little inirtia. So my wheelbase now feels 10x different then it used to.
Just saying when comparing wheelbases from the same brand it should def be similiar settings.
Ive got to give cammus credit on there prices.
The C12 is sustained torque, and I believe the ddwb is 15nm peak torque. C12 is better choice for a casual gamer with a simple package. Ddwb is better for more advanced racers who would want to put their own 3rd party wheel with just a cheap nrg style qr. Also C12 has a lot of friction in the feeling, even with 0 value in the software
Ddwb is peak 17nm and downtuned to 15nm according to youtuber Douglas Thompson
@@caprisunaddict4590 if its downtuned does it still peak to 17nm?