Why does high FPS matter for racing sims?
Higher FPS improves smoothness and control feel, making steering inputs feel more precise—especially at 144Hz and above.
Racing Simulator PCs
Racing sims reward smooth frames and consistent responsiveness—especially with triple monitors or VR. These builds are configured for stable performance, clean frame pacing, and long session reliability.
Racing sims scale with refresh rate, resolution, and number of displays. Use this guide to pick the right tier—then select a build from the collection that matches (or exceeds) it.
Best for: single 1080p/1440p high-refresh monitor.
Best for: ultra-wide or higher settings at 1440p.
Best for: triple monitors or VR headsets.
Quick answers for FPS targets, triple screens, VR, and rig stability.
Higher FPS improves smoothness and control feel, making steering inputs feel more precise—especially at 144Hz and above.
Often yes. Triple monitors can push more total pixels than a single 4K display, so a stronger GPU helps maintain stable frame pacing.
Yes—VR benefits from GPU headroom and stable thermals. For the smoothest VR experience, choose a higher tier build with a stronger GPU.
For many racing sims, 16GB can work, but 32GB is recommended if you use background apps, overlays, streaming, or run higher detail settings.
Yes. These are standard Windows desktops with strong connectivity for common sim racing peripherals.
XOTIC PCs include a lifetime parts & labor warranty. Full details are on the Warranty Explained page.
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