Upon further review, I say back off.
Here are my reasons:
1) It consists of tweaking the .cfg file. Although this is widely done throughout the Flight Sim world, it is done for free, even some sites linking you to the .cfg files you can use to tweak your own.
2) You would have to add additional software to achieve the results you see in the screenshots; i.e. GEX, REX, photoshop (payware)
3) You will also have to tweak your computer specs (with his guidance), which might either shorten your computer components lifespan.
And after one post in the FS GS forums from one guy pretty much confirms this:
http://forum.simflight.com/topic/65183-dont-waste-your-money/
And here is the main point of my whole post - other than pointing out the sort of person that Michael is; I found ALL the information I needed to set my simulator up to a BETTER standard than Michael achieved at the links below:
You will note that these links are written by a guy called NickN who Michael takes every opportunity to 'slag off'. What I did find VERY interesting, upon reading the content in these links, is that everything Michael initially did on my computer, less a couple of 'tweaks' to my FSX.cfg and setup of the FSX display settings (which caused my problems), is exactly the same as what is contained in these links. In fact Nick provides some extra steps which make your computer run even better. So Michael tries to sell you (and charges you $125 for the privillege) stuff that is very much in the open domain and even then doesn't achieve the same quality in flight simulator as NickN does.
Following Nick's guidance I achieved a better performing, and better looking, flight simulator.
So this is technically NOT PAYWARE, it is a CONSULTING SERVICE; You pay them, they tell you how to configure FSX. They even tell you what programs to buy to improve your system, that adds more to your already consulting charge.... whichever package you choose.
So it may be the case of "First Sucker Gets Screwed."
Rodney J.
CEO, Southwest virtual Airways
"In the absence of orders, find something and kill it." - Erwin Rommel