Originally posted by CP5670
Hehe, I know what you mean there, but I personally tend to only work on one thing at a time, and it looks kind of weird when one window is split across three screens. Also, the triple-monitor setup is pretty useless in games unless you can actually see from different angles using the side monitors, but I don't think many games support that. The last problem is that I don't have the room for two more monitors on the table here, but that's just a problem with my setup. 
The monitor case bars are a problem, indeed, but you don't have to spread windows across all the screens. The mode I run in keeps the desktops mostly seperate. If I maximise Hardlight, it fills the left monitor. If I maximise Lightwave, it fills the middle monitor.
For games, I can only play on one monitor, since I currently use three video cards. With this Matrox, I could use one videocard, and tell it that the three monitors comprise one display. This would be kinda nasty for some games, but in Jedi Knight, for example, I could set the FOV about 220 and be able to get the left and right flanks on the left and right monitors. There'd be some distortion to the top and bottom, but I think I could deal with that.
In the case of flight sims, most of your serious flight sims will output views to secondary monitors. Some will even output views to secondary systems on your network.
