Drive Hub Racing Wheel Converter

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By noise floor are you talking about Trueforce vibrations? Like the vibrations are grainy and more noticeable but should be more subtle? For me, I feel like the wheel might be less accurate and less responsive. It might be in my head but I feel a difference and it's hard for me to pinpoint exactly what it is.

I think when I use drivehub it feels like the wheel is in compatibility mode g923 and not in pro mode if that make sense.

I'm afraid to update the wheel firmware because I don't think we can revert back if it's causing issues with drivehub.
It’s mainly the graininess. So the signal feels like it’s less “clean”.
 
i played today and everything worked okay, I think my PS5 is updated also 🤔
What base are you using? I am using a non-native G27 and need to insert a Hori controller, but now PS5 is telling me that this controller cannot play games.
 
What base are you using? I am using a non-native G27 and need to insert a Hori controller, but now PS5 is telling me that this controller cannot play games.
Might be directly related to the Hori controller, I’m not sure. I’m using a G Pro (PS base) so I have no issues in my end. Did the weekly WTC700 event this week without issue. Granted I didn’t use my shifter which is normally what caused disconnects in the past.
 
What base are you using? I am using a non-native G27 and need to insert a Hori controller, but now PS5 is telling me that this controller cannot play games.
I have Fanatec Podium DD1 (PC only), Fanatec V1.5 handbrake (connected to base), Fanatec SQ shifter (connected to base as well), and Simgrade VX-pro pedals (these are connected to powered USB-hub, which is connected to Drivehub, for some reason pedals needed powered usb-hub). Everything works wonderfully. And Hori is also connected to Drivehub.

Also saw yesterday info on PS screen, that PS has updated himself some time ago, so it should be up to date as well.

Before Podium DD1 base, I had CSL DD 8nm, which had to be in PC mode as well to work.
 
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