gasman

Hi tirith63. Thanks for a most informative answer. I am pleased to hear that my setup might be OK in most circumstances. I'll just have to sort out a decent video card in the near future. Thanks again.

kevinfolsom, thanks for the heads up !

Thanks for reply...I knew it wasn't going to be cheap ! :)

Thank you Plainsman. Most informative sir...

Apart from my video card and my broadband speed, will the rest of my rig run FS2020 adequately? Thank you...

Thanks Stevemill for your reply. I have to upgrade to Windows 10 first and I must admit I don't know what a 2080 card is but I'll do a bit of digging ! PS, Will it fit my mobo ?

Thanks Plainsman for your prompt reply...I'll have to check both items you mention but I know for a fact that my download speed is probably half the speed that you mention but my monitors are not 4K... (I have three, (hence the two graphics cards) which are spanned... I'll get back to you...

Hi everyone...

I've been a daily visitor on this site for ten years now and this is my first post.

I have been an avid flight simulator fan since FS5. I have been using FSX for many years now and have built a nice FS cockpit around it.

Like many, I am seriously thinking of moving over to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. I had a custom system made about 4 years ago but I suppose that it is now outdated. My system is :- (Don't laugh)...

 

Intel I7 5820K / Corsair Hydro H105 / Asus X99-S / 32GB 2400Mhz RAM / 2 x Asus Strix GTX 980 4GB GPU/ Corsair AX1200i PSU / Samsung 850 EVO 500GB SSD / Samsung 850 EVO 1TB SSD / Seagate 2TB HDD / Samsung 24X DVDRW / Corsair Air 540 BLACK / Corsair AF120 LED Case Fan x 4 / Windows 7 Pro 64Bit Operating System.

I am upgrading to Windows 10

 

My question is, what will I need to upgrade to run the new Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 sim at high / ultra scenery levels with minimum stutter ?

 

Thank you in advance.

 

Gasman.