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Ideally, you'll probably also want to install the game on an SSD, as the game warns you right at the start that shinier graphics will result in longer loading times, and you'll also need a decent internet connection to stream in all that satellite data and fly-by image scans that help to give the game its impressive level of detail. Not only do you need a powerful graphics card to run this game on higher settings, but you also need a fast CPU that's capable of processing and interpreting all of its detailed real-time weather and physics simulations, and a hefty amount of RAM to go with it. It's a game that pushes every part of your PC to its limit.

Indeed, Microsoft Flight Simulator isn't just a big graphical showcase. Unlike other big blockbuster games that have come out recently on PC, Ultra really does mean something here, so don't be put out if you can't automatically crank everything up to eleven and get a smooth 60fps. As our friends at Digital Foundry have previously reported, even today's best hardware will struggle to run this game on max settings at higher resolutions, so it's important to keep expectations in check when you're configuring the game's many, many graphics settings. Microsoft Flight Simulator is one of those games that's definitely built with future tech in mind. I've been testing the game on its recommended PC requirements today, seeing exactly what kind of performance you can get from a relatively modest PC build. Microsoft Flight Simulator is finally ready for boarding on PC, but if you're not sure whether your PC has the stomach for soaring through Asobo Studio's gorgeous new flight sim and its many hundreds of photorealistic cities, then I'm here to help.

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