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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020

The Microsoft Flight Simulator Game of the Year (GOTY) Edition celebrates all the positive feedback, reviews and awards garnered, but it is also a “Thank You” to our fans – new and old – that have made Microsoft Flight Simulator such a phenomenon. Best of all, the Microsoft Flight Simulator Game of the Year Edition will be available as a free update for existing players on PC.

Available now on Steam.

Flight Sim is known to bring any GPU to its knees, but the A580 holds up pretty well at 45 FPS. While it is playable, you’d probably want to dial the settings down somewhat to increase that performance, though even on Ultra, it still manages to dominate both AMD and NVIDIA at their respective price points.

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