I'm confused. Hasn't ChronusMax already released a firmware for their current adapters that allow FFB to work with wheels on PS4 and Xbone? How's this any different?
Anyway, in the not so distant future, GIMX will be releasing firmware that will allow for Xbox One compatibility with their adapters, in addition to the already PS4 and PC support. Plus it's much cheaper and isn't restricted to just *some* wheels. *ANY* wheel can be used with GIMX doesn't matter who the manufacture is or how old it is, including OSW's, Thrustmasters, etc.
I believe with the GIMX you would still need a PC to be running in order to use the wheels on consoles.My understanding is that GIMX still requires you to attach to a PC?
The way I see it, GIMX is ideal for the PC racer who has a high end wheel and wants to also use that rig with consoles. Whereas ChronusMax sounds like it caters more for the multiplatform console user: Plug and play but limited to console-class wheels.
You can use a Raspberry Pi with the GIMX adapter if needed to avoid the use of a PC.My understanding is that GIMX still requires you to attach to a PC?
The way I see it, GIMX is ideal for the PC racer who has a high end wheel and wants to also use that rig with consoles. Whereas ChronusMax sounds like it caters more for the multiplatform console user: Plug and play but limited to console-class wheels.
The Max needs a USB hub and a controller. This looks like they basically took the hub and Max and made it one unit in a new race oriented plastic box. It's probably 99% identical to a Max.I'm confused. Hasn't ChronusMax already released a firmware for their current adapters that allow FFB to work with wheels on PS4 and Xbone? How's this any different?
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The Max needs a USB hub and a controller. This looks like they basically took the hub and Max and made it one unit in a new race oriented plastic box. It's probably 99% identical to a Max.
Never had much input lag using my g27+Max on PS4 so I doubt this will either.
The PS4 thinks my g27 is a g29, there is no input lag that I can detect.It was my understanding, there was or is NO input lag when using the Cronus Max wheel edition. So is there some noticeable lag? To me if there is lag, these devices are just so so work arounds.
http://cronusmax.com/manual/firmware_recovery.htmI hope SONY is not able to take any legal action against creators of the hub, that there is no lag and that the creators can override any PS4 updates that would try to make it not work.
I own every SONY console since PSX i support the brand all the way by buying games, PS+ subscriptions etc, however since what SONY is doing in the subject of driving wheels - wheels not working on new platforms - is just a clear rabble I will only buy GT Sport and Project Cars 2 if the hub works, without lag and SONY is not able to do anything about it.
I planned to buy Gimmix, however the hub is much superior without necessity of using PC, configuration, DS4 being on all the time. One plus I see for Gimmix is - I think they are able to update firmware very easily and I am not so sure about the hub.
Am I wrong or there are already users who own the hub? - can you please answer regarding the lag?
If you have a PC with a USB port the hub will be as easy to update as downloading the update and connecting it via USB to your PC, just like the cmax.I hope SONY is not able to take any legal action against creators of the hub, that there is no lag and that the creators can override any PS4 updates that would try to make it not work.
I own every SONY console since PSX i support the brand all the way by buying games, PS+ subscriptions etc, however since what SONY is doing in the subject of driving wheels - wheels not working on new platforms - is just a clear rabble I will only buy GT Sport and Project Cars 2 if the hub works, without lag and SONY is not able to do anything about it.
I planned to buy Gimmix, however the hub is much superior without necessity of using PC, configuration, DS4 being on all the time. One plus I see for Gimmix is - I think they are able to update firmware very easily and I am not so sure about the hub.
Am I wrong or there are already users who own the hub? - can you please answer regarding the lag?
I think what is happening is people are confusing the Cronus Max cards and other newer cards to some of the older cards that have come out by several different companies in years past.If you have a PC with a USB port the hub will be as easy to update as downloading the update and connecting it via USB to your PC, just like the cmax.
For the nth time...THERE IS NO LAG THAT I CAN DETECT.
I would love to hear your impressions / review asap!
Don't forget that the base model TX comes with a rather crappy plastic rim.Nice idea, but Sony won't allow this for long. Expect a firmware update shortly after to kill it. I will sell my T300rs, the proceeds going towards the Tx wheel for the one x. It should cost me around the same as this.
That was the plan as i have the Ferrari f1 rim. However, after shopping around, unbelievabley, it is cheaper to buy the whole thing than just the standalone Tx wheelbase. I wouldn't be doing any of it if my T3pa pro pedals weren't compatible. I may treat myself to a nice new rim at Christmas though !Don't forget that the base model TX comes with a rather crappy plastic rim.
Unless you are already running a different rim than the stock T300 one, I'd suggest you consider buying a TX stand-alone wheelbase. Swap it in, shelve the T300 wheelbase but reuse existing rim and pedals. Otherwise you might find yourself needing to buy a new rim soon after your TX purchase.
I got to look into it. Does GIMX work on Xbox One?I now have pretty much all Logitechs g25/27/29
Thrustmaster T300 & T500
And an OSW
All work fine with GIMX no need for anything else.
If you think I'm bluffing look
There is nothing wrong with this but GIMX also work like charm on anything.
I wish this would make my CSW V2 work with my Xbox 360. Will Microsoft and Sony step-in and disallow the use of this product in the future? Could they do that?
No one is answering because I don't think anyone really knows.
Hence the reason I'm not buying it yet as I don't want my $90 getting patched out.
No one is answering because I don't think anyone really knows.
Hence the reason I'm not buying it yet as I don't want my $90 getting patched out.
It is completely different and more powerful than the normal cronusmax... The cronusmax plus only supported the g25/g27 wheel and ps4... Drive hub supports xb1 ps4, and a whole pile of wheels/peripherals, thrustmaster / logitech shifters etc!The Max needs a USB hub and a controller. This looks like they basically took the hub and Max and made it one unit in a new race oriented plastic box. It's probably 99% identical to a Max.
Never had much input lag using my g27+Max on PS4 so I doubt this will either.
Has Sony or Microsoft patched out devices like this in the past?
Do we think they will?
I ask because I have a CSR Elite sitting in my closet in its original box that I would really like to use.
I don't want to spend $90 and have it shot down in 6 months.
These wheels are literally new, and I wasn't even aware of their existence. You can bet 100% they will do what they can to fully support these. This isn't just restricted to console based wheels, They just wanted to support all of the mainstream wheels that most people have when launching. There is nothing stopping them from adding other wheels in the future!That surprised me too. They support everything under the sun, except for that model.