Next Level Racing® Free Standing Single Monitor Stand

Product Information

DisplayPort 2.1 is the latest version of the DisplayPort standard, which is a digital display interface used to connect devices like computers, laptops, and monitors. It supports high bandwidth and high-resolution displays, making it suitable for gaming, video editing, and other professional applications. Maximum Adjustability: Achieve your ideal monitor angles with ease, whether you're setting up a single screen or going for a quad-monitor setup. The adjustable vertical angle and horizontal slide ensure precision in your racing visuals.

Enhanced Focus: The Basic Monitor Mount allows unobstructed visibility, so you can stay immersed and fully engaged in the virtual race world. Broadly speaking, sim racers have three options when it comes to gaming displays: one single monitor, a triple-screen setup, or a VR headset.If you are looking for a Sim-lab triple monitor mount, you are in the right place; all your triple monitors will work with this fantastic mount. If you haven’t used freestanding mounts before when you are sim racing, you will love the difference it provides. Our team here at Pure Sims should be your first port of call for triple monitor mounts! One of the significant factors to consider when choosing a new display is screen resolution. Depending on the PC and GPU you own you should always try to choose the highest resolution and the fastest refresh rate possible. Most modern gaming PCs can easily handle 1440p triples. The VARIO™ Vesa Adapter kit is the perfect solution for sim racers looking to optimize their triple monitor setup. With its patented design, this adapter kit allows for precise alignment and adjustment of rotation angles and height, ensuring an immersive and comfortable racing experience. The sturdy aluminum construction and smooth, easy-to-use mechanism make it a reliable and functional addition to any sim rig. Get ready to see and feel the difference with the VARIO™ Vesa Adapter kit.

Mount your screens directly onto your rig with this highly adaptable triple-screen support: Treq Unified Triple Monitor Support While sim racing it is vital to have your computer monitor or TV set at eye level. Our fully adjustable stand gives you complete control over the height of your screens. This makes it easy to find the perfect screen setup regardless of your seating position. Lastly, this monitor is NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, having been officially validated by NVIDIA. This compatibility translates into faster, smoother gaming, reducing screen tearing and stutter, ensuring you never miss a moment of the action. Additionally, the monitor comes with built-in AMD FreeSync Premium, providing a fluid, virtually tear-free gaming experience. With a minimum refresh rate of 120Hz at FHD resolution and low latency gameplay, you can play at your peak performance without missing a frame. Overall, DisplayPort 2.1 is a significant improvement over earlier versions, with higher bandwidth, improved image quality, and more advanced features. However, it isn’t supported by all graphics cards at the moment, with AMD leading the way with support from their 7900XT series GPUs. For more on GPUs for sim racing, take a look at our guide. IPS vs VA vs TN LCD Display Panels – Which is best for gaming?

Pros and Cons: Adding a Monitor Stand or Mount to Your Sim Racing Cockpit

The perfect monitor for sim racing would be the highest resolution and screen size your budget will with anything close to 120Hz (144hz as standard is now pretty much the thing) and a low (below 1ms) response time. Plus, either FreeSync or G-Sync support. This is of course if your hardware can manage it! Generally, any GPU over an NVIDIA RTX 2080 ti certainly can, especially with titles like iRacing. Of course, when you begin to enter the 4K market, finding screens with these stats is going to get a little pricier.

Step up your visual game with Simplace's premier range of sim racing monitor stands and mounts. Our collection features superior products from renowned brands such as Treq Sim, Sim-Lab, SimXPro, and Trak Racer. The Importance of Quality Sim Racing Monitor Stand and Mount Once you’ve chosen a good set of monitors for your sim racing rig, how are you going to mount them? If you race at a desk, this is likely something you won’t need to think about at all, but if you have a standalone rig, you’re going to need a single or triple monitor stand. More robust than an 8020 monitor stand, our heavy duty 160x40 aluminium frame is as sturdy as they come. This is the last sim monitor stand you will ever need. Read more...

VESA

Overall, the LG 48GQ900-B 48” Ultragear™ UHD OLED gaming monitor is a top contender in the gaming world, providing unparalleled visuals and performance. As you can see from that exceptional high-end simulator build, the level of immersion will be incredible. I’d reserve a triple 48″ setup like this for RTX 4090 GPU owners! Intuitive Design: Often praised by users, the VESA-plates of this stand are designed in such a way that aligning your triple screens is straightforward, with no extra tools required. Equipped with a USB-C port that unfortunately doesn’t provide sufficient power for laptop charging, as well as an HDMI 2.1 port that’s crucial for 4K gaming at 120Hz with next-gen consoles, and KVM for multi-source connectivity, this monitor has all the necessary features you’ll need. Gigabyte M32UC– rear Frame rate is measured in frames per second (FPS). This is the frequency at which consecutive images called ‘frames’ appear on a screen. Ideally, you’ll want to aim for a steady 60 FPS as an absolute minimum for smooth gameplay. DisplayPort 2.1 supports up to 80 Gbps bandwidth, allowing for 8K resolution at 60Hz with 10-bit color, or 4K resolution at 144Hz with 10-bit color. It also supports Dynamic HDR, which enables HDR metadata to be sent on a frame-by-frame basis, resulting in more accurate and lifelike HDR images.