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The idea being don't let your FPS run loose with DCS, it will eat up every bit of your GPU and will bottleneck. Hold it back at 60 FPS, and you will have headroom on GPU memory to tweak the graphics.
It's also very heavy on the the CPU. Do some reading to see which settings in DCS are hard on the CPU. Each setting has a little pop up that says how hard it is on performance, but there are plenty of guides and reading materials on it also.
DCS can run acceptably on your system, you just have to decide what parts of the graphics you are willing to sacrifice to get good FPS with no stuttering.
It will take some tweaking, and lots of testing. I recommend you also use MSI Afterburner's ingame display to check your Memory, CPU, and GPU useage as you tweak the graphics settings. By using that you can slowly dial up your graphics to where its not stuttering, and shoot for 85-90% GPU useage (leaving a little GPU memory overhead for high graphics areas/smoke/explosions).
You can do VR too but it will be a big job getting it to run smoothly
Just saying I7 isn't enough. Could be 5th generation, could be 13 generation. It does matter.
Mines older and runs good.
What Troll and sBinnala64 said. :)