Next Level Racing® Free Standing Single Monitor Stand

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This high quality sim racing monitor stand can comfortably hold 4 monitors on adjustable arms and be used as part of a triple curved monitor setup. It's not hard to see why this is the best quad monitor stand we have made yet.

The variation in single and triple screens focuses on improving immersion. A single-screen can provide all the information needed to sim race but can be limiting in aspects such as FOV as this is limited due to the smaller viewing window into the virtual world. The advantages that a single screen provides are reducing the overall space of your sim rig as well as being relatively easy to set up within racing games such as Assetto Corsa Competizione or iRacing. Let’s say that you’ve just invested in a new monitor. Perhaps it’s one we’ve recommended as one of the Best Sim Racing Monitors. However, you haven’t thought much about where these monitors are going to go. Perhaps your rig doesn’t have any attachments for a monitor. Perhaps you only use a desk to mount your wheel to, a desk which is cluttered with other peripherals like your mouse and keyboard. In that case, a monitor stand might be the thing for you. What should I look for in a Monitor Stand?Optimized Screen Placement: Tailor your monitor or TV position with adjustable height and distance, granting you the tactical edge for dominating each race. The LG 48GQ900-B is equipped with HDMI 2.1, providing a 2.5x higher bandwidth than HDMI 2.0. This allows for smoother, more vivid colors, and high-resolution graphics. With a compatible graphics card, you can experience a variable refresh rate up to 120Hz (O/C 138Hz), and transfer uncompressed 4K files at speeds up to 120Hz, or uncompressed 8K files at speeds up to 30Hz.

Introducing the Unified Single Monitor Mount, a game-changing addition to your sim racing rig. Elevate your racing experience with this adjustable monitor mount that directly attaches to your rig. Immerse yourself like never before as you position your screen near your eyes and above your steering wheel, creating a truly dynamic view. Compatible with screens supporting VESA 75x75 or 100x100, including the latest 49" ultra-wide monitors. If you already have a mount, but you’re looking for a good way to improve your existing setup, I can’t recomend enough trying the Vario Vesa Adapter kit from Sim-Lab. Like any VESA mount, it lets you securely mount your monitor. However, there are fine-tuning options for the position of your sim racing monitor(s), allowing you can compose the perfect viewing angle from your racing seat. For me this really helps get the alignment right which is probably the biggest hurdle when you’re setting these things up. The Gigabyte M32UC curved gaming monitor is a comprehensive solution that caters particularly well to multiplatform gamers. Boasting 4k gaming at 144 Hz and an impressive HDR400, it delivers an immersive experience with just the right amount of curvature. Additionally, it offers ample connectivity options and excellent color gamut coverage, though, as always, some tweaking of the settings may be necessary to enhance color vibrancy. Gigabyte M32UC The triple monitor mount comes as a building kit and can be easily assembled with essential tools. The VESA monitor mounts are fitted with slotted holes so final adjustments can be made to position the monitors optimally. Key features triple monitor mount:Seamless Expansion: This Quad Monitor Stand Add-on effortlessly converts your existing triple monitor setup into a quad monitor configuration. No need for a separate stand. The VG289Q also boasts slim bezels and a handy cable management system, as well as several display settings to enhance your viewing experience and Adaptive-Sync technology for smoother gaming. Thanks to its rich and vibrant colors, super-sharp image quality, and design that’s only subtly gaming-focused, this monitor is one of the best 4K options not only for sim racing but also for users who use their gaming PCs for design, CAD, and so on. GIGABYTE M32UC 32″ 144Hz (160Hz OC) 4K UHD Curved Secure and Rugged: Crafted for stability, this mount ensures your screen remains fixed, even during intense races. Its five attachment points per side grant you the flexibility to achieve the perfect position. Step into the driver's seat with the Triple Monitor Stand 75-100, a stand-alone marvel engineered to support up to three 27-inch screens. Its noteworthy freedom from rig vibrations enhances the clarity of your racing visuals, while the easy-to-adjust VESA mounts provide flexibility for viewing angles. Picture this: you're making the sharpest turns on the Nurburgring, with each pixel of your monitors delivering clear, crisp visuals. This stand is the navigator to your racing journey.

I’ll start with the ASUS ROG Strix XG49VQ, which comes with an enormous 49″ VA panel display, max resolution of 3840 x 1080, 144Hz refresh rate, 4ms response time, and a 1,800R curve. Of course, the response time and curvature are not ideal for sim racing, but overall, it’s still a great piece of kit. My Samsung G9 Monitor ( read the review here) Constructed in profile aluminum, the triple mount features adjustable height and side monitor angles so you can achieve the correct field of view. This unit is supplied as a kit and is really easy to assemble with basic tools. It is available in a choice of VESA sizes and can support triple 19″ to 42″ monitors. Sim Lab VESA Triple Monitor Mount Where sim racers like to prefer curved triples is the feeling of immersion. With triple 1000R monitors, you’re surrounded such that I’ve seen some rigs with a special hinged display mount so that the driver can get in or out of the sim. Very clever idea – Dual screen 49″+27″ monitor sim racing setup ( source) My rig needs a tidy but I’m always testing new gear! Anyway – look how close my G9 is to me. 85cms to be exact Versatile Compatibility: Tailored for the modern sim racer, this mount accommodates screens up to 49" ultra-wide monitors, providing the freedom to choose your preferred display.The Asus TUF Gaming VG289Q offers exceptional value for its affordable price, especially considering it’s one of the most inexpensive 4K gaming monitors currently available. With a 28-inch display that can swivel, pivot, and tilt to suit your needs (within reasonable limits), it’s one of the most ergonomic monitors we’ve tested. Asus TUF Gaming VG289Q Vibration-Free Design: The design of this stand allows it to be independent of your rig, which ensures that any vibrations from your wheel don't interfere with your display, providing a steady, undisturbed visual experience.

Refresh rate: A higher refresh rate will allow information to be relayed to you more frequently and in general make the images on screen move much smoother. While 60hz is a standard refresh rate for a non-gaming monitor, stepping up to 144hz or 240hz may offer you a serious competitive advantage when driving on the limit, providing you have the precision to take advantage of it.

Response time is a millisecond value and represents how rapidly a monitor can update a pixel from grey to grey. In today’s money, a response time of over 1ms is disappointing for hardcore gaming monitors and 5ms should get left where it belongs: in the office! What are FreeSync and G-Sync? All of these monitors have very narrow bezels making them ideal for a high-end triple monitor setup. They all offer huge resolution at (2560px x 1440px) at a 1ms response time, 240hz from the Samsung G7 (as I mentioned a moment ago), and up to a 165hz refresh from the LG and ASUS monitors, which are slightly cheaper than the G7 and very good buys indeed. LG 32GP850-B 32” Ultragear QHD (2560 x 1440) Nano IPS Gaming Monitor is one of our top 32″ monitor recommendations for sim racing and gaming