KDDI has announced that it would begin handling the virtual reality racing simulator DRiVe-X, which will cost 2,980,000 yen (about $22000 USD) plus tax.
The current set model is based on the “DRiVe-X,” the best-suited gaming PC built in collaboration with Intel Corporation, and a set of peripheral devices selected by I-Lock.
SIMAGIC wheelbase Alpha-B, SIMAGIC formula steering GT4-C-CV1, and SIMAGIC 3 pedal P2000-L200 are included in the “DRIVE-X code-F” racing simulator. In addition, the “Legion T770i” gaming PC from Lenovo, the “ROG Strix XG49VQ” 49-inch curved gaming liquid crystal display from ASUS, the “Reverb G2 1N050AA # ABJ” VR headset from HP, and the “HT-S200F” sound bar from Sony were included.
iRacing, Assetto Corsa Ultimate , Assetto Corsa Competizione , rFactor, rFactor 2 , rFactor PRO, DiRT Rally, DiRT Rally 2.0, Project Cars, Project CARS2, Live for Speed, F1 2021, F1 2020, Euro Truck Simulator 2, and KartKraft are all compatible with the package.
Graphite black glass flake, California blue glass flake, metallic red glass flake, and ultra white glass flake are the four color variants. The simulator is 79 cm in width, 147 cm in depth, 83.5 cm in height, and weighs 132 kg.
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