A type of post I'm not used to writing but why not.....
The retreat coming next year and wanting to please me I will surely update my current configuration to mount a new PC dedicated to simulation and developments.

Here are my choices, not yet final:

-  Ecran Ultra-Wide QHD Iiyama 34 " ProLite XUB3490WQSU-B1
-  Case HAF 932
-  CPU Intel 9700K
-  Carte mère ASUS ROG STRIX Z390-H GAMING (6 ports SATA)
-  RAM Corsair Vengeance 16 Go (2 x 8Go) en 3600 CAS 16
-  NVidia GTX 1070Ti
-  Be Quiet DARK ROCK PRO 4
-  Storage:1 x Samsung 850 EVO and 2 x Cruxial 250 Go

The news of the 2019 E3 show was the announcement by Microsoft of the launch of a new version of MSFS that should be delivered in 2020.

In 2006, Microsoft released Flight Simulator X, one of the most popular versions of one of its niche video games for real-world enthusiasts. Microsoft Flight, released in 2012, was Microsoft's failed attempt to give it a Free 2 Play follow-up. Since then, air simulation enthusiasts have looked at the competition and in particular the excellent X-Plane, recently introduced in its version 12.

This year, however, Microsoft is reviving the flame with a 4K video, on which the Redmond giant claims to show game sequences in real time, we can see what the one that has been soberly named Flight Simulator will look like.