MSFS 2024 | First Test Flight with RTX 5080 | Fenix A321 FPS Test at Madeira (LPMA)

MSFS 2024 – First Impressions & Performance Test | Fenix A321 at LPMA This is my first time flying in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 using my current high-end PC and hardware setup. In this video, I’m testing performance, FPS stability, and overall smoothness around Madeira Airport (LPMA) with the Fenix Airbus A321. LPMA is a demanding location due to terrain and scenery, making it a great place for an initial performance check. This video focuses purely on how MSFS 2024 runs on this system rather than a full flight. ✈️ Aircraft: Fenix Airbus A321 📍 Location: Madeira Airport (LPMA) 🎮 Simulator: Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 📊 Focus: First impressions, FPS & performance 🖥️ Display & Settings: Resolution: 3440×1440 (Ultrawide) Graphics: High / Ultra (initial test settings) 🕹️ Hardware Used: Yoke: Thrustmaster Boeing 787 Yoke Joysticks: Virpil VPC Left & Right Alpha Prime Joysticks Throttle: Virpil MongoosT-50CM3 Throttle Pedals: Virpil ACE Collection Pedals 💻 PC Specs: CPU: Intel Ultra Core i9-285K GPU: ASUS RTX 5080 Motherboard: ASUS Z890 Maximus Extreme RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB 48GB DDR5 9200MT/s 💬 This is only a first test — more tuning and comparisons will follow. Let me know what you’d like to see next or how MSFS 2024 performs on your system! 👍 Like, 💬 Comment, and 🔔 Subscribe for more MSFS 2024 testing, performance comparisons, and realistic flight sim content. msfs 2024, microsoft flight simulator 2024, first msfs 2024 flight, msfs 2024 first impressions, fenix a321 msfs 2024, lpma fps test, madeira airport msfs, msfs 2024 performance test, rtx 5080 msfs, ultrawide msfs 2024, flight simulator benchmark, msfs 2024 smoothness, fenix airbus performance, high end pc flight sim, msfs 2024 fps