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If you want sim racing you really want Pimax. The field of view is godlike for that sense of speed you get as you can see everything racing beside you in your periphera., it's like having triples. I have a friend who does a lot of sim racing and he's used a few HMD. Pimax is his favorite because he can see both his rear view mirrors without needing to turn his head at all. Though they're outside of the sweetspot so can't make out all the fine details, but it's enough to tell "is something coming up behind me?" at a glance or just tilting his head a few degrees rather than fully turning.

They're chinese headsets but they're not like Pico Neo and being directly tied to the CCP. Just a warning though that they take a while to tinker with and dial in properly. They're enthusiast HMDs which give you a shitton of control over things like software IPD, backlight intensity, and individual color channels, so you can customize your experience a lot. But the stock experience isn't that great. You'll want to spend some looking at things like IPD guides. You also will need to get base stations for tracking. They technically can do 3DOF tracking without it so in a pinch you can sim race without stations, but you really want them. Unfortunately the 8k X is not compatible with AMD. At least the DMAS version. The KDMAS version does work with AMD as the DMAS is a slight hardware revision. Shits demanding at 4k per eye though. The 5k Super is 1440p and has about Rift S clarity, slight better, so little worse than the Index, but the same FoV. You can trade in the HMD later to deduct what you paid from the 12k if you end up wanting that.

I know the website looks like fucking shit and incredibly suspect, but even Pimax themselves have acknowledged it and are planning a new website launch next month because of it.