It depends what you mean by good. The 2 Windows packages I have personally used, MS Street & Trips (2013 version currently on sale for $20) and the DeLorme Street Atlas are both head and shoulders above anything I have seen in the Android world, especially in regards to route planning. Here's a link for a free 14-day trial of Streets & TripsIt is supposed to have GNSS which is a superset of GPS. The real problem is that there is no really good navigation software for Windows like there is for Android where they have tons.
The issue seems to be that the built-in GPS hardware in the Win 8 tablets has a new interface (doesn't use a COM port) and I'm not aware of any windows software that is updated to use the new interface. Microsoft Does It Again? | Geoff Coupe's Blog