Microsoft Flight Simulator jumped from around 30fps to nearly a solid 60fps on this PC with the patch, and CPU and memory utilization also dropped significantly. Asobo, the developer of Microsoft Flight Simulator, demonstrated the game running on an older system with an Intel Core i7-9700K and an RTX 2060 Super earlier this month. It should also be a lot more playable on a wider range of hardware as a result. Overall, the game now feels a lot smoother with less random fps drops than before. Flying over New York City now feels a lot better. The improvements are so surprising that I’ve had to double and triple check my settings to make sure I was actually running at ultra on everything. That’s more than a 50 percent leap with ultra settings enabled at 1440p.Įven flying across areas like New York City sees some impressive improvements, with my machine now managing to hit 80fps average in what’s typically a very demanding part of Microsoft Flight Simulator. I use Microsoft Flight Simulator for benchmarks during our GPU reviews, and in the same section flying across Seattle, my frame rate has gone from an average of 45fps all the way up to 68fps.
Microsoft flight simulator x patch update#
I’ve been testing the update for the past couple of weeks on my own PC, equipped with an Intel Core i9-11900K and Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Ti, and the improvements are staggering even on top hardware. PC players can now go ahead and download the latest update, and it should improve frame rates across a variety of hardware. The game has been notoriously demanding since its launch last year, but the team behind the simulator has been focusing heavily on improving its CPU and memory usage.
Microsoft flight simulator x patch Patch#
Microsoft Flight Simulator is getting its biggest update ever on PC today, thanks to a new patch that delivers significant performance improvements.
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