Hi. when i streaming the iracing
the simucube2 ultimate has died.
Please check the attached link video. I was turning the steering wheel to the right, but it was momentarily fixed to the left and then suddenly returned to the right. The car was going left and suddenly the steering came back and my car spun.
I connect simucube directly to the computer.
Use the latest driver and firmware.
Connect electricity to a wall terminal that is not a multi-tap.
It’s a new house that hasn’t been built for a year.
I have no idea what’s causing this, but if you only have this problem when streaming it would help if you give more details about what software and hardware you use for streaming.
To be honest, what’s the problem in the streaming environment? Then other streamers who use simucube should have this symptom.
It’s been like that about three times so far.
You could try using USB tree viewer software to see what might be happening when you lose the connection.
I’m wondering if the USB 3 controller on your motherboard might not have enough bandwidth/is getting overloaded, especially if you have multiple devices loading that controller.
Again, if the problem only happens when you’re streaming, and it doesn’t happen when you’re not streaming, imo it’s a logical approach to first check your streaming setup. That’s just my analytical approach.
Good luck solving your problem, I hope you get it fixed soon and can enjoy your racing again.
I think it’s an expensive main board. I have a lot of connected devices, but I don’t think I’m running out of bandwidth.Can I get the software by Google?
Have you tried swapping to another USB cable completely? I would definitely try that because apart from making sure it didn’t become unplugged, there isn’t really a way to “check”.
I had a similar problem with a piece of audio equipment that randomly disconnected from my PC and fixed it by changing the cable.
I would also try what @Raimond has suggested and try racing without any kind of streaming going on. I know you want to stream while racing but by stopping temporarily you can at least rule that out for sure.
Another thing I would ask, is your cpu/ram overclocked? I have read of cases where this can interfere with USB port reliability.
Hello. Thank you for your help.
Once the cable was replaced, all streaming-related programs were terminated. When I entered the test, the symptoms were more frequent than when I used the genuine cable. I was driving with the truedrive program on, and I saw it coming up when the feedback was gone.Like turning off the simcube. So we’re testing it with a third cable. I don’t think the conclusion is about streaming.
