How we source every spec
Most sim racing spec figures on the web are copied from other sites, which is how a wrong number survives for years. Every number here is read from the manufacturer and dated.
The rules
Every field carries its source. Each spec in the database stores the URL it was read from and the date it was checked. Those URLs are printed at the bottom of every page that states a spec.
Manufacturers only. A specification is admissible only from the company that makes the product. We do not take specs from retailers, from review sites, or from other comparison sites.
Missing means missing. When a manufacturer does not publish a figure, the page says Not published. We do not estimate it, we do not infer it from a related model, and we do not repeat it from somewhere else. Silence is not evidence.
No currency conversion. Prices are shown only in the currency the source page states, in US dollars. A converted price is a number no source published.
What that costs you as a reader
Of 109 products in the database, 72 have a price we could attribute to the manufacturer's own page. The rest show Not published. Several brands render prices in a way that cannot be read reliably, and some show a different currency depending on where you are. We would rather show a gap than a number we cannot stand behind.
How comparison pages get built
We do not generate a page for every possible pairing. A comparison exists only when the two products are ones a buyer would genuinely cross-shop, which means the pair has measurable search demand, or both sit in the same category and price band, or the pair is a step in one brand's own range.
Currency, corrections, and freshness
The database was last rebuilt on 2026-08-30, covering 7 brands. Prices move constantly. Always confirm the current price on the manufacturer's page before buying, which is what every link here goes to.
Found a figure that is wrong? The source URL is on the page. Send it and we will correct the database.