The Ready Set Sim Blog

Sim Racing Hardware is evolving, and so is the Sim Racing Technology space. Ready Set Sim is the first and only company to provide a comprehensive AI Driven configurator for Sim Racing Hardware.
4 min read · Aug 2026
We spent a week with Conspit's dual-discipline wheel. Premium carbon bones, two cheap touchpoints, and a warning about what's missing from the box.
3 min read · Aug 2026

Four actuators, provides over 1G, and a $2,999 price tag. Moza just made full-cockpit motion a real conversation for home rigs.
5 min read · Aug 2026

You’ve made the life changing decision to start Sim Racing. Now you are asking yourself, “How do I start Sim Racing?” You are not alone in asking yourself this. Racing into this hobby can seem intimidating and overwhelming, but Ready Set Sim and our community are here to make it easy. In this guide, we’ll break down the first 3 key steps you'll need to make to start Sim Racing.
3 min read · Jul 2026

Deciding what Sim racing equipment you need for your rig can seem overwhelming, especially with terms like “newton meters”, “load cell” and “range of motion”. We’ll break down the essential equipment in a Sim Rig by starting with the minimum requirements and build up to a full setup. We’ll also break down some of the key terms you’ll need to know and what they mean.
4 min read · Jul 2026

High frame rates in sim racing aren’t just about visuals—they directly impact reaction time, consistency, and overall control on track. While 90 FPS is the minimum for smooth racing, pushing to 120–144 FPS (or higher) offers even greater immersion and precision, especially in VR or multi-monitor setups. Optimizing graphics settings, upgrading hardware, and using technologies like DLSS or FreeSync can all help racers achieve the performance edge they need.
4 min read · Jul 2026

Ready Set Sim is bringing a smarter way to buy sim racing hardware in the U.S.
2 min read · Jul 2026

A complete guide to sim racing pedals: potentiometer, load cell, hydraulic, and active - with budget-tier picks from Moza, Fanatec, Heusinkveld, and more.
8 min read · Jun 2026

What iRating really measures, where it came from, and what actually moves the number when you're trying to climb in iRacing.
5 min read · Jun 2026