On this flight, I flew over Seattle again. I wanted to show the amazing detail that you get when flying at night. It is a crazy experience. I started the flight just as it was getting dark. The lights on the airport are incredible. Again, I was running the sim on my i5-7600k with a GTX 1060 (6GB) and 16 GB of ram. The sim ran smooth. I was able to maintain between 30 and 40 fps. You do get the odd stutter, however I am flying over Seattle on a setting of high for graphics. I turned down any reflections and turned off other aircraft. I usually can have other aircraft running as well, however I like to keep it clean while I am trying to record in the background. System i5-7600k GTX 1060 6GB 16 GB of Ram (DDR4) (I have overclocked the graphics card and CPU slightly)
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