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Originally Posted by mbthegreat
FSX, my standard PC and a joystick, I fly IRL and find trying to navigate VFR on FS almost impossible
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Get some decent scenery.
Make sure frames are not to low in VC.
Try TrackIR, zoom factor 0.75 (in FS9 terms).
Get a HOTAS and attach trach-IR stabilizing and view zoom functions to it to use them for quick changes. I can't imagine how to "realistically" fly FS without dedicated input devices, and pedals.
If the problem is perspective, that can be solved.
If the problem is visual detail, it will never match reality, but it can be massively improved.
If you expect it to be like in reality, you probably expect to much from a sim.
If your machine produces low frames with FSX and addons, go back to FS9. This is the simpel reason why I jumped onto FS9 half a year ago, and build it up: if I need to buy a new machine in the next two years, and I use FSX and addon sceneries, I again will have stuttery rrames. But FS9 already is playable now, and on my next rig will run perfetcly smooth. A recipe I already used when I bought FS8 long time after it was released, and never regret it.