Pre-Built Desktop PC · Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
iBUYPOWER SlateMR 267i · RTX 4070 Super
Frame rates marked "estimated" are expectations from the hardware scores, not measurements. How we write summaries
MSFS Performance Score
- CPU Performance45% 81
- GPU Performance40% 76
- GPU VRAM10% 80
- System RAM5% 75
Solid CPU performance contributes 36.5 pts (45% weight), with a combined score of 78.6. How we score
Verdict for MSFS
Estimated at 75–85fps at 1080p Ultra and 55–65fps at 1440p Ultra, the SlateMR 267i scores 78.6/100 for MSFS 2024 — solid mid-range headroom. Target sim pilots stepping up from 1080p who want 1440p viability without paying flagship prices; VRAM ceiling limits 4K longevity.
Updated March 2026
Pros & Cons for MSFS
Strengths
- Estimated 60–65fps at 1440p Ultra during a dense EGLL approach with live weather and AI traffic at 100% — enough to stay above ASW thresholds without leaning hard on DLSS Quality mode.
- The i7-14700F's 20-core layout handles MSFS 2024's improved multi-threaded terrain streaming and AI traffic processing better than the 8-core CPUs common at this price tier, reducing main-thread stutter on busy VFR cross-country legs.
- 32GB DDR5 meets MSFS 2024's recommended spec at launch and leaves headroom for background streaming during photogrammetry city flyovers — no need to upgrade RAM before the next simulator generation.
Trade-offs
- The RTX 4070 Super's 12GB VRAM starts showing pressure during 4K photogrammetry zones over cities like New York or Tokyo with Ultra textures enabled — expect VRAM-induced stutters that force a texture quality drop to High.
- At this price tier, the value score of 65.6 per $1000 lags behind competing mid-range prebuilts that pair a similar GPU with a more recent platform — buyers who prioritize raw frame-per-dollar will find tighter options elsewhere without the iBUYPOWER brand premium baked in.
Full Specifications
- CPU
- Intel Core i7-14700F
- GPU
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Super
- VRAM
- 12 GB
- RAM
- 32 GB
- Storage
- 1 TB NVMe SSD
- Cooling
- Liquid
- Form factor
- Tower
- VR ready
- Yes
- Released
- 2024
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this good for MSFS?
The SlateMR 267i scores 78.6/100 for MSFS 2024 — a competent mid-range result that covers the sim's primary use cases. It handles smooth 1440p sessions during VFR cross-country legs and photogrammetry passes over mid-density cities without dropping into uncomfortable frame territory. Where it shows limits is during VR city flyovers over high-density photogrammetry zones or 4K Ultra sessions, where VRAM pressure and GPU headroom converge.
What framerate can I expect at 1080p?
Based on the RTX 4070 Super and i7-14700F tier, expect an estimated 80–90fps at 1080p Ultra settings in MSFS 2024. Dropping AI traffic to High and enabling DLSS Quality should push estimates toward 95–100fps for pilots who prioritize smoothness over visual fidelity.
What framerate can I expect at 1440p?
At 1440p Ultra, estimated performance lands around 55–65fps based on GPU and CPU tier scores. The RTX 4070 Super supports native DLSS, so enabling DLSS Quality at 1440p should push estimates to 70–80fps — enough to eliminate TAA softness and stay above 60fps locked during demanding approaches.
Is 4K gaming viable?
Estimated at 35–45fps at 4K Ultra, which is below a comfortable locked-60 threshold. DLSS Quality at 4K is effectively required to reach an estimated 55–65fps range — TAA alone at 4K Ultra will leave this GPU working too hard during photogrammetry zones and dense multiplayer sessions.
Can I use a VR headset with this PC?
VR adds roughly 40–50% GPU load overhead, placing estimated per-eye frame rates around 40–50fps at medium-high settings for the RTX 4070 Super — viable for Quest 3 and Index-class headsets with ASW or Reprojection engaged, but below native 72fps. The Reverb G2-class resolution demands push this GPU harder; expect ASW engagement during VR photogrammetry flyovers over dense cities. For smooth VR without reprojection, expect to drop terrain detail and photogrammetry quality by one step.
Is it worth the price for MSFS?
The 65.6 value score reflects a mid-range build that performs solidly but doesn't lead its price tier on raw value — pilots who shop prebuilt alternatives will find comparable GPU-CPU pairings with slightly more competitive value scores. The 32GB DDR5 and 1TB NVMe are genuinely useful specs for MSFS 2024, but the step up to an RTX 4080-tier prebuilt would unlock 4K viability and a meaningfully longer upgrade cycle for high-resolution sim use.
Is MSFS more CPU or GPU demanding?
MSFS 2024 weights CPU at 45%, GPU at 40%, VRAM at 10%, and RAM at 5% — making the CPU the single largest performance factor. The i7-14700F's strong single-core performance and 20-core layout covers the CPU-heavy 45% weight well, while the RTX 4070 Super handles the 40% GPU share competently at 1440p; the 12GB VRAM is the constraint most likely to surface first as the simulator's texture streaming demands increase at 4K or in VR over photogrammetry zones.
What graphics settings should I use?
For a stable 60fps locked at 1440p, target MSFS 2024's High preset with render scaling at 100% and DLSS set to Quality — this keeps the RTX 4070 Super comfortably above the threshold during dense airport operations. For VR at 72fps, drop to Medium terrain and photogrammetry settings with DLSS Performance mode enabled; native 72fps without reprojection is marginal over high-density photogrammetry cities.