“what is the differnce between this one and Logitech - G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Windows?”
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Hello, the biggest difference from the G920 to the G923 is our TrueForce technology. TrueForce on the G923 is our latest innovation in force feedback technology. It connects directly to in-game simulation engines and physics to produce higher fidelity, real-time responses. The feedback frequency range is also increased for dramatically improved detail and realism compared to previous generations. Logitech G is bringing e-racing physics to life - so you can feel every shift, drift, and hairpin turn with mind-blowing realism. Most racing wheels still operate on 20-year-old force feedback technology, where forces and vibrations are created from a selection of profiles and a limited library of haptic effects. Designed to overcome the limitations of early USB technology and single-core CPUs, they were used to approximate the sensations generated from your sim car. This means the carefully calculated physics from the game can be simplified and degraded. Not TRUEFORCE. We developed high-speed, real-time haptics software technology derived from surgical force-feedback systems—with enough bandwidth to deliver detailed game physics right to your G923. So you feel everything.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The g923 has trueforce tech which is a very useful vibration for added immersion that is mapped to the sounf fx and road conditions and is a night and day difference when playin with out it...other than that , there is almost no difference in the design or internals of this device from g 920
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.They are both exactly identical, literally, the only difference you'll notice would be that the G923 has LED shifting lights, that tells you when to up-shift in a racing game. Which keep in mind, only works on certain racing games (Referring to the shifting lights) not on all.
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