MSI MB with AMD Phenom CPU running Flight Simulator X

Is anyone running Flight Simulator X on an MSI motherboard with an AMD Phenom CPU?

A game that old should be just just fine on your system and the HD 3200 integrated graphics on that MB & with the requirements shown below for the game
System requirements
1.0 GHz CPU
256 MB RAM (for Windows XP SP2) or 512 MB RAM (for Windows Vista)
14 GB hard drive space (15 GB for Deluxe Version)
DVD drive
32 MB DirectX 9.0c compatible video card 1024 x 720 screen resolution or higher

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