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Thermaltake debuts new Racing Sim cockpit and a Triple Monitor stand to go with it

Thermaltake is expanding its racing line-up with the new GR500 Racing Sim cockpit, along with a triple-monitor stand to go with it. Combined, you'll have everything you need to fully immerse yourself in a racing game, and your monitors will sit at the perfect height. 

The Thermaltake GR500 racing simulator cockpit was made to provide users with a more genuine racing experience. Everything was designed to make you feel like you're behind the wheel of a race car, from its racing-inspired bucket design to its fibreglass seat. The adjustable seat allows you to slide forward and back and recline so you can adjust yourself. The GR500 is built with aluminium and steel and has an anti-tip bracket for extra stability and safety.

The base includes RGB Lighting Strips with 20 lighting effects, including a Rhythm Pickup mode that changes the light dynamically in response to music. Moreover, the cockpit has universal hardware compatibility, allowing you to use popular wheels, gear shifters, and pedals from Logitech, Fanatec, Thrustmaster, and other brands.

The Triple Racing monitor stand complements the GR500 Racing Simulator Cockpit. Made of powder-coated steel with a fine-textured black finish, it can support up to three 32″ monitors. The stand also supports VESA standard sizes of 75x75mm, 100x100mm, 200x100mm, and 200x200mm, allowing you to use virtually any PC monitor. Lastly, it offers decent ergonomic features, letting you adjust the height and rotation/angle.  

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