Good for FSX/FSX SE

[Raven Lescano 0]

Is this good specs for FSX/FSX SE?

Specs:

Windows 10 Home (64-bit)

Intel Core i3-6100T dual-core processor

NVIDIA GT940MX 2GB graphics

6GB DDR4 RAM

1TB HDD storage

[ziggy 47]

It’ll definitely run it, but it’s not great

its all about your settings and what you want to accomplish with the sim

I know that’s not much help but I’m guessing you could run medium settings with this type of rig, Mabey medium/high

do you already own this rig or are you going to buy it?

[Raven Lescano 0]

54 minutes ago, ziggy said:

It’ll definitely run it, but it’s not great

its all about your settings and what you want to accomplish with the sim

I know that’s not much help but I’m guessing you could run medium settings with this type of rig, Mabey medium/high

do you already own this rig or are you going to buy it?

Planning to buy it, but will it be able to run aerosoft? @ziggy

[Raven Lescano 0]

Is this good for FSX/FSX SE and will it run pmdg/aerosoft?

Specs:

Processor: 7th Generation Intel Core i5-7400 3.00GHz Processor (6M Cache, up to 3.50 GHz) 

Storage: 1TB 7200 rpm SATA 6Gb/s

Memory: 8GB (1X8GB) 2400Mhz DDR4

Graphics: NVIDIA(R) GeForce (R) GT 710 2GB GDDR3

Operating System: Windows 10 Home

[ziggy 47]

Again, it’s all depending what you’re trying to get out of your sim, sounds like you’re a tubeliner kinda guy, if that’s the case then yes you can do it with Aerosoft stuff (planes and airports ) but, it will be at low to medium settings with that rig which isn’t that bad to be honest.

it’s so hard to say without knowing what you really want to do though.

flight simming is so so subjective when it comes to what people think it should or shouldn’t be.

the sim will work with all modern hardware and how you set it up, settings wise, is really what’s going to determine your enjoyment factor.

[Raven Lescano 0]

@ziggy so that means I can fly aerosoft without the not responding when low fps smoothly with low/medium setting?