Fanatec CSL DD (8 Nm) FullForce vs Logitech G RS50 Base
The RS50 Base costs $30 less than the CSL DD (8 Nm) FullForce. Only the RS50 Base publishes PlayStation 5 support. They also differ on 1 more published field, shown in the sheet below.
What separates them
- Price$479.99vs$449.99
The RS50 Base costs $30 less than the CSL DD (8 Nm) FullForce.
- Torque8 Nm peakvs8 Nm
- Platforms
Only the RS50 Base publishes PlayStation 5 support.
These two do not quote torque the same way. Logitech G does not say whether the RS50 Base's 8 Nm is peak, holding, or continuous. Fanatec states peak for the CSL DD (8 Nm) FullForce. The figures are printed as published, and we do not rank one against the other, because that would be arithmetic on unlike measurements.
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Specs side by side
| Fanatec CSL DD (8 Nm) FullForce | Logitech G RS50 Base | |
|---|---|---|
| Where they differ | ||
| Price | $479.99 | $449.99 |
| Torque | 8 Nm peak | 8 Nm |
| Platforms | PC, Xbox Series X|S | PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S |
| Published by one side | ||
| Quick release | QR2 | Not published |
| Mounting | T-nut rail system on sides and bottom | Not published |
| Rim in the box | No | Not published |
| Pedals in the box | No | Not published |
| Weight | 6.85kg | Not published |
| Same figure on both | ||
| Drive system | direct-driveboth | |
| Not published by either | input voltage | |
Fanatec CSL DD (8 Nm) FullForce: pros, cons, and who it suits
Pros
- Quick release is documented: QR2.
Cons
- Costs $30 more than the RS50 Base.
- No published PlayStation 5 support, where the RS50 Base lists it.
Who it suits
At 8 Nm this sits in the middle torque band of the database, between 6 and 12 Nm, and in the $300 to $600 price band.
Logitech G RS50 Base: pros, cons, and who it suits
Pros
- Costs $30 less than the CSL DD (8 Nm) FullForce.
- Works on PlayStation 5, which the CSL DD (8 Nm) FullForce does not list support for.
Cons
Nothing in the published specs counts against it here.
Who it suits
At 8 Nm this sits in the middle torque band of the database, between 6 and 12 Nm, and in the $300 to $600 price band.
Which should you choose?
On budget alone, the RS50 Base is the cheaper of the two at $449.99, against $479.99 for the CSL DD (8 Nm) FullForce.
If you are on PlayStation 5, only the RS50 Base publishes support for it.
Where to buy
Full CSL DD (8 Nm) FullForce specs · Full RS50 Base specs
Every spec on this page was read from the manufacturer's own published documentation.