first question is my CH flight yoke.. l`ll be coming into landing then suddenly my aircraft would just pull up then slam me to the ground....? Is this something to do with CH?Second question has anyone come up with fixing the problem with shuttering with the scenery... l Have a 6600GT but when l get close to the airport it just shutters carn`t even see the rwy hehehehe.Also one more problem... even though flightsim has 1680 by 1050 it doesn`t change... l have a wide screen monitor... Is there a fix for this????? Thanks guys in advancePaul

Hi Paul,I see you aren't getting any answers. Maybe posting in the general discussion forum would net you more action. And, I don't think you have given enough info for the computer folks to help you with the video issues. They usually want to know driver, ram, processor info etc.However, regarding the landing problem, have you calibrated the CH?What kind of airplane are you flying? What is your airspeed when it does the pull up and slam thing? Do you have a paid version of FSUIPC? If so, you can fine tune the controls and make it specific to a particular airplane. Best,Bill Worth

1. You probably pull up (flare) too much upon landing, which will cause your plane to stall meaning to lose drag. Stalling is a desired effect, but too much can excessively stall you plane and give you a hard landing or even crash.2. The best video card in the world won't help you, if you don't have enough CPU power. Post you computer stats (CPU, RAM) and I can help. Also, add-on airport scenery will significantly slow your FPS down.3. It has probably to do with your driver for the monitor. Look online for the manufacturer and drivers. Usually a simple .inf file will help.Hope this helps.

I'm not much of an expert but I had to scale down some sliders and change to 2D clouds and lower some settings on the lighting and filters down in the settings to get mine to run smooth but your VC is a whole lot better than mine. And for the pulling up at once I had that from disengaging the auto pilot at 200' AGL and you must watch those air speeds lots of pilots take power out to soon.I hope it helps Scot