Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 system requirements drop huge storage demands
Your SSD can rest easy as Flight Sim 2024 won't need nearly as much storage space as first feared, but it does need a good internet connection.
Beware: Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024's jaw-dropping bandwidth demand peaks at 81GB/Hour
YouTube channel Compusemble tested the technical alpha for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (thanks, Tom's Hardware ), finding that internet bandwidth usage could spike as high as 180Mbps in certain situations, roughly 81GB per hour (pray your ISP doesn't have data caps).
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Uses Up to 180 Mbps of Internet Bandwidth While Flying Over Populated Areas
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 uses up to 180 Mbps of internet bandwidth while in flight.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 download rate peaks at 180Mbps during flight
The dynamically loaded-in environments of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 mean it puts a constant strain on your internet connection
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 uses up to 81GB of downloads per HOUR to play the game
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 consumes 180Mbps of internet bandwidth while flying, which works out to a data cap busting 81GB per hour.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Needs Test Pilots, But Only If Your PC Is Powerful Enough
One big difference with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 over the last game relates to the amount of storage needed on PC and consoles. The sequel will only require about one-fifth of the space of Microsoft Flight Simulator: 30GB compared to 150GB.
Flight Simulator 2024 trades huge install size for high bandwidth usage – up to 81GB per hour
Videos from the technical alpha for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 have revealed occasionally extreme internet bandwidth usage. Developer Asobo Studio previously confirmed that the game's cloud-based
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 sucks up to 180 Mb/s of internet bandwidth while in flight — equivalent to 81GB of data per hour
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is discovered to have incredibly brutal streaming bandwidth requirements: limited cap users need not apply.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Uses 180 Mbps of Internet Bandwidth in Flight, Equivalent to 81 GB of Data per Hour
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, a new installment of the flight simulation series from Asobo Studio that is releasing exclusively for Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Game Pass on November 19, may peak with a 180 Mbps internet download rate while in flight,
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