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Nov 30 2011, 6:24 AM
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Spagetti69
Is not my real name.
Have ISR done there review yet? Is that what the embargo is for to wait for There exclusive.
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In the CSW announcement video that Thomas did he talks about these briefly. As an example, the CSW tuning abilities allow it to actually adjust the signals coming from the game itself. Things like the FFB signals can be tweaked up or down separately from the FF setting of the wheel. That hints to me that the wheel would be able to have strong FFB effects from a game that doesn't send a strong enough signal to say get a CSR E rocking to its max output FFB wise. http://youtu.be/SgnxlWXs_CY
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Nov 30 2011, 6:44 AM
#3363
Spagetti69
Is not my real name.
Oh I remember Thomas saying they get 30 days to test.
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In the Thrustmaster thread quite a few guys reported about the new F1 rim changing how the wheel responded and felt. We have also seen this on rigs like Chillicokes and others that have adapted larger/heavier rims onto other wheels. The CSW "BMW Rim" is going to be heavier than the "Formula Rim". For me an interesting area is how/if the CSRE wheel compares to the CSW in PS3 games with the lighter FM4 rim. Will it give it any advantage in speed? Differences between each wheel could be effected by the rim used from approx weighing 1kg to around or over 2Kg. Time will tell if this has any major or just minor difference to the performance/feel. For most it will come down to if the X360 compaitibilty is a bonus or the extra features or coolness of the CSW appealing more to each individual. Personally Id love to own both. |
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Here is a direct quote from Thomas in regards to the embargo:
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I usually drive single seaters/lmps so the Formula win will be fantastic but on some days I drive DTM. I am also planning on getting a PC as soon as I have bought a CSW so the CSW does seem to be the wheel for me. |
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Nov 30 2011, 8:16 AM
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sandboxgod
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Myself though I had to go for the CSR-E because I've always wanted a wheel for my xbox and it will be so awesome being able to use these wonderful CSPs on the console. I never use my thrustmaster pedals much anymore. But I have to when I play GT5. So I am highly looking forward to having more options in that regards. I think that CSR-E has a bit more appeal for the multiplatform gamer and sacrificing some of those awesome features of the CSW will be worth it for the freedom to just quickly switch between platforms. CSW still looks quite sexy though so unfortunately I think there will be a little bit of jealousy between the various wheel owners. |
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Me too.
I've already preorderd the CSR Elite and was planning to preorder the CSW as well, but the rumors of the next gen consoles will make me probably wait a few months. All depends though how much i like the CSR Elite. A company like fanatec needs to innovate their products, so next year perhaps a CSW Elite or just a CSR Elite with quick release, who knows? It could even be possible that a CSW will work on the PS4 and the next Xbox. The purchase of the CSR Elite is the best all plaform alternative for now. If i had the CSR Elite for the half price (like you Mr Latte), i would probably also buy the CSW right away. |
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Well if I let my greedy side out then naturally I would love to have both including the Rennsport cockpit. Well, maybe I should put my birthday money into an Elite next year. Hmmm...
Also Latte I know rim weight matters but wouldn't this negatively impact the CSW BMW rim compared the Elite rim? Cause the T500 F1 rim was smaller and lighter then the T500 GT5 rim. Hrm, I wish there was more info out there already especially about the CSW cause I have the feeling we are missing a lot still. For example how dynamic its electronics will be for future expansion. All we know is the button support of 111 buttons. But since this means just on/off switches you or in terms of bits just a 1 or 0. Then you could drive other stuff as well. A display for example would surely be possible with it and still have buttons over to use normally. Ah well, it's hard to decide now if you have all platforms and only the money for one wheel. That's a thing I know for sure at least. ![]() Oh an HoiHmn I am the opposite of Latte as I'll have to test the CSW at some point. So I reckon I'd have more of a financial advantage I think in that respect. But yeah, it's all up to personal budget. |
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Blog Update from Thomas
CSR Elite review embargo ends soon http://www.911wheel.de/?q=blogs/thomas Submitted by Thomas on Wed, 11/30/2011 - 18:41. The embargo for unboxing videos and reports ends today at 20.00 CET. As soon as you detect such a repor, make sure to post here in the comments! The embargo for reviews is supposed to end next Saturday but in the US there was an issue with the shipment so not all testers have received their wheels yet. If this problem cannot be solved today and the wheels arrive in time, I will postpone the review. This will give the community testers also more time to get familiar with the new firmware which will be released this week. |
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I think 20.00 CET is 12pm EST(US)
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My expectations are that the CSW may only be disadvantaged very slightly in the speed the wheel rotates using a BMW rim as compared to the FM4 Elite rim. Its a theory not proven but based on the simple fact a heavier wheel rim should have a slightly reduced speed. Look at how ISR made a highlight of the CSR rim being lighter than the original Porsche rims. It had to be a notable improvement worthwhile mentioning to bother doing so. Its not trying to bring the CSW down by any means but if their is anywhere the Elite might have a marginal difference or advantage then I guess this is it. |
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Basically the speed (rpm) should remain the same (once it gets there), but you must mean more damped ffb due to the higher moment of inertia.
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Yeah we mean the inertia. Due to the extra weight there is more torque of the wheel weight itself that needs to be overcome. It's only slightly but noticeable in certain situations.
Maybe Thomas can tickle the motors more in the CSW to make up for that difference. Although overheating them is no good. Latte could you release your review in a few when the embargo is gone? That way we can all discuss this a bit better I think. |
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