Logitec Driving Force GTF1 2010-2016 

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When i play F1 2010 i have the feeling my DFGT does't give enough forcefeedback. there is less resistance. i have to turn the wheel even more to take a corner.

i did not change any options.



Is my DFGT already dead? i have it 2 years, but never played alot whit it. only a litte NFS Shift. but i did't play that game alot. and GT5P.

or could it be the game? it does sometimes strang things. like put the wheel to the left or right if you start a session.
 
It's just the way codies set it up.

I'm on a g27 and it feels fine. I've noticed some strange movements especially when restarting an event, also when leaving pits.
 
Spagetti69
It's just the way codies set it up.

I'm on a g27 and it feels fine. I've noticed some strange movements especially when restarting an event, also when leaving pits.
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it also feels fine whit a DFGT, but now for some reason it does't.
 
Wheel becomes loose around the center of the steering and FFB is weak after random periods of time.
This can be already at the start up of the game or after doing some laps or races.

The setup is always the same(standard).


i know the game's force feedback is't strong. but i really feel a difrrence. bewteen now and when i first played the game.

is there a chance it could be glitch in the game instead of the wheel itselfs?
 
.Boss429.
What wheel did you replace it with?
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Logitech Driving Force Wireless. Its a good wheel but nowhere near as good as the Driving force GT, It took too much effort to set it up and then pack it up hence the reason i got rid of it. Wanted something portable thats why i got the wireless wheel

When DFGT comes down in price, I'm definatley going to get it and hook it up somewhere on a permanent basis

Do you use a wheel?
 
Jerry786
Logitech Driving Force Wireless. Its a good wheel but nowhere near as good as the Driving force GT, It took too much effort to set it up and then pack it up hence the reason i got rid of it. Wanted something portable thats why i got the wireless wheel

When DFGT comes down in price, I'm definatley going to get it and hook it up somewhere on a permanent basis

Do you use a wheel?
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I hear you, I have one of those in the closet. I currently use a GT3RS V2.
 
As were on the subject of racing wheels, does anyone know if the Thrustmaster RGT Force Feedback wheel (It has a clutch) is any good or not?
 
^ Yeah, i saw the review of the RGT wheel on Youtube by these guys and it put me off when they said the wheel is only 10 inch plus the degrees of rotation isnt like the DFGT

I ended up purchasing the DFGT... Again! :) but i wont be using it for a bit yet
 
My DFGT does some weird stuff sometimes when I'm in the pits, but it's always fine once I go to the track.
 
If you are on PC, You can also push the limits of the FF in the logitech software setup... from 100% to 150%... it helps A LOT for game with middle of the road FF like F2010... of course it won't be as wonderful as Live for Speed for exemple but it's another story...
 
i have a bog-basic Driving Force EX, and it seems to suit F1 2010 very well

its only 180 degrees which seems in keeping with F1, and the ff is ok but could be stronger

couldn't it always though, on all games?
 
Does anyone have any ideas on how to make the DFGT wireless? Could wireless usb be a solution? I have a nag in my ear about the cord running across the family room carpet.....I know some of you guys feel my pain.
 
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