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Best racing wheel?

HeathCliff
By HeathCliff
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Quick question regarding the best steering wheel for games like Project cars and the upcoming need for speed.

 

The one I have my eyes on right now is the Thrustmaster T500 which is luckily on sale for black Friday. 

 

Will it be compatible and are there any better alternatives? Trying to keep the budget around £350

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What? There are other wheels for PC than Logitech G920?

 

Seriously, you should look into it. Logitech basically came up with the concept of high quality racing wheels. G920 is a direct successor for the famous G27, they just dicked around with the product naming and made the G29 Playstation only. 

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