Opinion wanted on 3 monitor set up for gaming

[Sweet and Savoury]

I pretty much suck at tech stuff, I'm lucky to figure out how to turn shit on most days so I thought I reach out to my Kiwi brethrn for some opinions.

I've been dreaming of a three monitor kick ass set up for my new gaming PC for awhile and I was thinking about using these LG things;

LG 29UC97C-B 29IN Curved UltraWide IPS LED Monitor 2560X1080 5ms HDMI DisplayPort Black

(I need the PiP so I can fap to snuff porn while gaming)

Not trusting the biased media I turn to the impartial austics of the farms for guidance.

I'm open to suggestions, not about the fap'ing mind you, just good gaming monitors.

 

[AnOminous]

I pretty much suck at tech stuff, I'm lucky to figure out how to turn shit on most days so I thought I reach out to my Kiwi brethrn for some opinions.

I've been dreaming of a three monitor kick ass set up for my new gaming PC for awhile and I was thinking about using these LG things;

LG 29UC97C-B 29IN Curved UltraWide IPS LED Monitor 2560X1080 5ms HDMI DisplayPort Black

I use a somewhat older LG as a main monitor, and it's pretty sweet. This looks better.

One thing to check before making it a main, though, is how it handles the fonts you use. The one issue I can think of is that some fonts look alias-y or blurry on it at smaller sizes.

 

[Strelok]

I'd avoid curved monitors if you're going with triples. While they do mesh well and form a nice smooth curve, you really want flat monitors at a decent angle (anywhere from 30-45 deg) from each other for better peripheral vision. This is coming from someone who does racing sims, where peripheral vision is paramount.