Go to your settings (either main menu or the cog symbol in gt life), scroll down to the wheel section and find the dfgt to adjust it.
If you want to turn ffb off completely, just pull out the power plug. I wouldn't though.
Start at around 3 or 4, soon you'll be wanting to turn it up.
Mine's at 10 (max) and I wouldn't mind a little more beef to be honest.
Go to your settings (either main menu or the cog symbol in gt life), scroll down to the wheel section and find the dfgt to adjust it.
If you want to turn ffb off completely, just pull out the power plug. I wouldn't though.
Start at around 3 or 4, soon you'll be wanting to turn it up.
Mine's at 10 (max) and I wouldn't mind a little more beef to be honest.
Go into the options menu and adjust it. I used to have mine set on 3 or 4, now it's usually 1 or 2. I'm a very smooth driver and I try to make as little input as possible and don't want excess feedback getting in the way of that. Find whatever works best for you with a little experimentation.
I really don't see the point in eliminating completely the FFB, I play with it at 10 all the time, anyway if it's too much for you, just go in the settings and set it to 2-3
I really don't see the point in eliminating completely the FFB, I play with it at 10 all the time, anyway if it's too much for you, just go in the settings and set it to 2-3
Imo it's kind of defeating the purpose of having a wheel if you don't use any feedback at all. When I got my dfgt I started on 2 and by the second day of using it, the ffb was at 10. Now I barely notice it at all and I wish it could go to 11 or 20 👍