Bad wheel vibration at low speed with GT7 in Logitech G923
- Thread starter Beoplay
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- 55
- Edmonton
- dimedancing
It is important to not plug the wheel in until you're already logged in. If you don't, trueforce is disabled and you don't get any vibration feedback. But it's not the issue here.
- 444
- Sweden
As several have already pointed out, it's there on the DD as well. It's just not rattling, but almost equally annoying and unnecessary.
I wish there was an option for disabling the vibration entirely. I don't need it. Just let the wheel go slightly light when understeering, as with other traction loss.
I wish there was an option for disabling the vibration entirely. I don't need it. Just let the wheel go slightly light when understeering, as with other traction loss.
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- Spain
Thanks for your answer. But this post is only for Logitech G923 users.
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- Australia
I assume this works for PS4s, too. I have a PS4 Pro at one location, and this issue makes the wheel virtually unusable. This vibration manifested itself on slow-speed corners.
On my other rig, set up with a PS5 and Fanatec DD Pro, I experienced massive vibration ONLY with the Tomahawk upon reaching high speeds, and deceleration at ends of high-speed straights.
- 632
- Uruguay
I think it's fair to say PD probably saw the G29 / 923 are aging wheels that will most definitely get replaced soon and didn't bother with the FFB for them. I still play GT Sport for the VR mode and while the FFB there isn't anything stellar it's still way more detailed and consistent than 7's weird one. The physics in 7 should most definitely allow for higher quality FFB.
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- Spain
Similar thing happens in some low speed corners with My Thrustmaster T150
- 55
- Edmonton
- dimedancing
I actually think they put a lot of effort into the 923. I see lots of people with DD Pros complaining about not feeling kerbs, no surface noise, numb feedback, and none of that is true with the 923. Weak FFB, sure. That’s a limitation of the motors. But definitely detailed.
Part of it I think is what you’re used to. For instance, after spending weeks to get the Nordschleife gold on GT7, I tried the same test in GT Sport and the feedback felt terrible to me, vague and confusing (it was my first time playing the game). But again, it was unfamiliar. Surprisingly, I’ve had the least amount of difficulty switching between GT7 and ACC. But original AC felt strange.
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Monkdapunk
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- Canada
If I go off track my wheel goes crazy when I'm getting through 1st gear after. I've played around with it in thus state and can't find a way for it not to do it. Its super annoying especially at night when I'm trying to be queit. Just more of Kazs and Pd's incompetence and short ccomings. I was a huge GT fan since ps1 but it's time to bring the horse to the glue factory.
So this issue is still in-game... It affects a couple wheels I've used... It feels like the wheel is destroying itself.
Does anyone have a fix for it aside from just not using the wheel when playing with friends?
While racing it's a non-issue but the moment you slow down you can get some absolutely insane vibrations around 30km/h. It's the worst when using Racing tires.
Turning vibration off for P1 and P2 as well as setting it lower does nothing...
Does anyone have a fix for it aside from just not using the wheel when playing with friends?
While racing it's a non-issue but the moment you slow down you can get some absolutely insane vibrations around 30km/h. It's the worst when using Racing tires.
Turning vibration off for P1 and P2 as well as setting it lower does nothing...
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Monkdapunk
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- 194
- Canada
I hate when it's late at night and don't want to make too much noise. So I try to play extra quiet until BRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!! Then even when you try to do something like change the gear or creep back into the track. Nope. Still have a high powered vibrator in my hands...
I just back out of the race most of the time because I dont trust PD as much anymore. Like "oh they would make sure it won't break my wheel." Haha. It doesn't sound or feel healthy at all though. It's like it's trying to do everything at once. Kinda crazy how much potential for vibration the wheel has yet how you can barely feel it in game.
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- United States
Bumping an old thread as to not create new topics on this. Anyone know if this is still an issue? If PD did anything to address? Anyone have a work around or fix?
I have recently experienced some odd buzzing/ rattling vibration while im in the world map - just resting my hand on the wheel to use the buttons and it will start vibrating. Brand new g923.
I will have to try messing with the controller vibration settings to see if that has any affect when i get home...
I have recently experienced some odd buzzing/ rattling vibration while im in the world map - just resting my hand on the wheel to use the buttons and it will start vibrating. Brand new g923.
I will have to try messing with the controller vibration settings to see if that has any affect when i get home...
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- South Africa
After this new update trueforce is always on. It only came on when I power up from sleep mode. The I reset ps5 then trueforce is gone just normal ffb. But now it's on no matter if I restart ps5. It's so distracting.
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- United States
I found what I consider to be damn realistic and great force feedback settings with good fine detail for g923 and GT7 after many recommendations.
Dual sense Controller steering sensitivity 5 (yes this helps a ton with the other settings even though it’s only supposed to be a controller setting), dual shock vibration intensity 110%, torque 4 sensitivity 4.
Try it and let me know what you think…
Dual sense Controller steering sensitivity 5 (yes this helps a ton with the other settings even though it’s only supposed to be a controller setting), dual shock vibration intensity 110%, torque 4 sensitivity 4.
Try it and let me know what you think…
