I personally would stay away from 3D, but you asked if I would, not if I thought it was a good idea, 
There are going to be hurdles you will have to overcome. First off, 3D is going to require monitors capable of supporting 120Hz refresh instead of 60Hz. This will theoretically double the amount of information that needs to be sent to the monitors which in turn is going to require some very hefty hardware to be able to get decent frame rates in triple screens.
Of the 3D screens I have looked at, here is an example. Notice that the price for a single screen is very near $600 US. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236206
As I mentioned before, you would need to use nVidia's graphics cards for 3D at the present so your system price would have to increase by quite a bit. Instead of $400 for a pair of cards, you would be looking at around $1100 for a pair of nVidia cards capable of handling the requirements of the 3D. This would increase your system price from just short of $1400 to just short of $2200.
All of that aside, I have heard quite a number of people say they love racing in 3D, but of all of those I talked to, no one was using triple screens.
There are going to be hurdles you will have to overcome. First off, 3D is going to require monitors capable of supporting 120Hz refresh instead of 60Hz. This will theoretically double the amount of information that needs to be sent to the monitors which in turn is going to require some very hefty hardware to be able to get decent frame rates in triple screens.
Of the 3D screens I have looked at, here is an example. Notice that the price for a single screen is very near $600 US. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236206
As I mentioned before, you would need to use nVidia's graphics cards for 3D at the present so your system price would have to increase by quite a bit. Instead of $400 for a pair of cards, you would be looking at around $1100 for a pair of nVidia cards capable of handling the requirements of the 3D. This would increase your system price from just short of $1400 to just short of $2200.
All of that aside, I have heard quite a number of people say they love racing in 3D, but of all of those I talked to, no one was using triple screens.
