The good news is that there are no true duds among force. The result is a simpler rumble wheel, which, in our opinion, isn’t as exciting. Thrustmaster’s T150 force feedback wheel starts at 200. AC's main benefit on PC is the availability of mods if you're into that, though the quality varies greatly (as for all games) and the bigger online population making it easier to find quality races. These include Thrustmaster, Fanatec, Logitech, and Hori, which has just released its best wheel yet, the Hori Force Feedback Racing Wheel DLX. The Thrustmaster T300 RS sat as our 1 pick for the best racing wheel for a few years. Yes, it can definitely be compared to Assetto Corsa, even on ps4 (I mean on ps4 it's not even a fair comparison, the console version of AC is shitty as hell). Some nice side benefits is that you can use FFB mods on PC (I recommend this one) along with more compatibility (true for all sims), and if you have a good enough PC it can look much nicer than on ps4 (though keep in mind that as for all games, the better it looks, the more input lag you'll get)
up my wheel, pedals and all the wires to my desk and pc before and take them. The latency is a big difference to me, I played PC2 on the Ps4 for a while and when I jumped back to PC I instantly gained like a second per lap. The assembly was very intuitive and I was racing on Project Cars 2 in short. Main benefits I would say is you can get lower input lag and the FFB is a bit more detailed (if your wheel supports the higher FFB rate).
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