Iracing, F1 2024, and Dirt Rally primarily.
I got into sim rig racing because of F1, but made the step up to iRacing. I used to primarily use a VR headset in my rig but more recently have been using a 55” curved monitor just above the steering wheel base.
My cockpit is the Playseat Formula Intelligence, Mercedes version. Which set me back about 3k with import and shipping.
https://www.playseatstore.com/product/playseat-formula-intelligence-black
I went with the Logitech G Series Pro wheel base and pedals. Which are second to none in terms of wheel base quality, true force feedback, and plug and play compatibility; but which is suffering in its eco-system due to a lack of a dedicated F1 rim. I’m being patient, but will eventually jump to a simucube pro or ultimate, if they don’t expand their ecosystem soon.
The monitor is a Samsung 57” Odyssey Neo G9, because of the extreme curve. It’s really unparalleled for this application. The rig is a 2023 build that set me back about $10k, powered by an overclocked i9-13900ks (the premium silicon version), and a GeForce 4090. Whole thing is custom liquid cooled, including the GPU. Hand built by me (not an endorsement on quality!).
Even in VR I can get 120fps on ultra settings.
I have two 39” curved Dell monitors on my desktop, one in landscape, one in portrait, for work and other gaming applications, and a third dedicated 57” Samsung for the sim rig.
If I could start all over again I may have built it differently, gone with a different wheel and pedal system, primarily for the eco-system; but I certainly don’t have any regrets. I haven’t driven in another sim rig that I prefer yet, and I’m pretty tapped out in terms of what is justifiable to spend on such a system.
I usually do 3/4 or full length GPs at this point. So rarely do more than 1 or 2 a week because of the time requirements. I might do some quick time trials now and then for fun.