Sim racing
Your display setup decides how much GPU you need
Sim racing is different from typical gaming. The number of pixels your rig has to draw changes dramatically from a single screen to triples to VR — and that pixel count is what drives the GPU tier. We spec each build around your exact monitors and titles.
Single & ultrawide
One display leans on strong per-core CPU performance. Titles like iRacing reward high, stable frame rates over raw pixel count.
Triple-screen
Three panels can triple the pixels the GPU must draw every frame. Triple setups need substantially more graphics horsepower than a single screen.
VR
VR renders two high-resolution views at a high, fixed refresh rate. It is the most GPU-demanding way to race — we size the card to hold frame-times steady.
Sim-Racing PCs
Built by sim racers, for sim racers. Filter by resolution to see the rigs sized for your single, ultrawide, triple-screen or VR setup.
2 systems
FEG Slipstream
Single & ultrawide sim-racing rig
- AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
- GeForce RTX 5070 Ti
- 32GB DDR5-6000
- 2TB NVMe Gen4
~165 FPS iRacing (ultrawide) · 1440p (estimate)
FEG Podium
Triple-screen & VR sim-racing horsepower
- AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
- GeForce RTX 5090
- 32GB DDR5-6000
- 2TB NVMe Gen4
~165 FPS iRacing (triple 1440p) · 1440p (estimate)
