If you are into freestyle all three would make a good option with Liftoff being the one for people with high end PCs and DRL making a great choice for fans of the series. I've said enough about it, if you need any further convincing check out what Mr Steele has to say on the subject: Of course if you have the time try out the Rotor Rush demo and see if you'd like to spend the extra cash on the more premium sim. If racing is your focus just go and buy Velocidrone, it can't be beat here in terms of performance, playability and price. These still cost next to nothing in this hobby at under £20 but are all feature rich and great to play.
Sims like Freerider were previously great options at a similar price but have become a little dated.įor almost everybody looking for a serious sim I would recommend one of the big three: Velocidrone LiftOff or DRL. From what I've heard it is excellent and a real bargain for the price. They'll get the job done but there is far better available for a small price.Īnyone looking towards a budget sim should head for FPV Air 2. If you are just dipping your toes or don't want to spend any money you should go for the free options like Hot Props or some of the demos.
That being said some of you will still look towards cheaper options so here are my recommendations: Many people are unwilling to spend money on software and neglect it for something physical. Hopefully by now we have established that sims are an excellent tool that should be used and even the most expensive sims will improve your flying far more than any quad parts you could spend comparable money on. It will run the best sims on the lowest settings smooth enough but I would recommend something with a little more graphical power. Personally I use a 2016 Macbook Air for my sims. Some sims are even available for Android on the Google Play Store (FPV Freerider and Hotprops) If you are looking to push the boat out, look for a GTX1070 and pair it with a 144hz display.ĭifferent quad sims have different graphics requirements so pick one to suit your needs. No sim really uses cutting edge graphics but for the best experience you should look for a PC with a Nvidia GTX1050 or better. Some sims let you try them out before you buy to see if they are suitable however most sims list minimum specs that you should always follow.Īn underpowered machine will result in a low frame rate which will make flying far more difficult and frustrating. Using low settings some sims can run on basic machines with dedicated graphics cards and even some modern ones with integrated systems. Most sims are available for PC or Mac and a few are available for Android Devices.
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