Noise vs Performance in Indoor Sim Rooms
Indoor simulators are different from typical gaming setups. They live in offices, garages, studios, and…
kirimitiJanuary 19, 2026
USB and Peripheral Stability in Simulation Setups
Simulators rely on more than a keyboard and mouse. They depend on cameras, sensors, controllers,…
Input Latency vs Frame Rate in Simulation
High frame rates look impressive. They’re easy to measure, easy to compare, and easy to…
kirimitiJanuary 18, 2026
Windows Configuration for Simulator PCs
Hardware defines potential performance. Windows configuration defines how much of that potential is actually usable.…
kirimitiJanuary 18, 2026
Background Processes and Their Impact on Sim Accuracy
Modern PCs are rarely doing just one thing at a time. Even when a simulator…
kirimitiJanuary 18, 2026
Long-Duration Load: Why Stability Beats Raw Power
Raw performance is easy to measure. Run a benchmark, capture the numbers, and move on.Long-duration…
kirimitiJanuary 18, 2026
CPU vs GPU Bottlenecks in Simulation Software | Understanding Simulator Performance
In gaming, performance bottlenecks are often easy to spot. Turn down graphics settings, watch GPU…
kirimitiJanuary 22, 2026
Frame Consistency vs Peak FPS: Why Simulators Demand Stability
Peak FPS is easy to market. Bigger numbers look better on spec sheets. But in…
kirimitiJanuary 22, 2026
How Simulator Workloads Differ from Gaming
At first glance, a simulator PC and a gaming PC might look similar. Same CPUs.…
kirimitiJanuary 19, 2026