Sim racing · head‑to‑head
Choosing between these two high-end wheels comes down to a choice between the bulletproof, industrial simplicity of the Ascher Racing F64-SC V3 and the screen-integrated, ergonomic focus of the Invicta Formula Button Box. While they sit at nearly identical starting prices, they target completely different styles of sim racers.
The Ascher Racing F64-SC V3 grips can feel sticky and easily attract dirt, while some users report occasional shift paddle registration failures. Meanwhile, the Invicta Formula Button Box has highly criticized optional LMP handles that feel cheap and plasticy.
Configuring the Ascher's massive array of inputs can be complex in software due to its encoder selector functionality. Additionally, many users find the Invicta's high price hard to justify when Asetek's own Forte Formula Pro offers a similar layout and screen for nearly half the price.
If you want a bulletproof, flex-free workhorse with maximum physical inputs, the Ascher Racing F64-SC V3 is the superior engineering choice at $1,239. However, if you require an integrated screen and seamless software customization, the Invicta Formula Button Box is the more modern cockpit centerpiece at $1,249.
| Ascher Racing F64-SC V3 | Invicta Formula Button Box | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Ascher Racing | Asetek |
| Ecosystem | Ascher Racing | Asetek |
| Starting Price | $1,239.00Best | $1,249.00 |
| Price trend | Unchanged over 90 days | — |
| Diameter | 285 mm | 300 mmBest |
| Rim Material | rubber | — |
| Buttons | 14Best | 12 |
| Display | No | YesBest |
| Magnetic Shifters | Yes | Yes |
| Quick Release | 70mm PCD | 70mm PCD |