After a clean install of 2.3, I feel like P3D has reached the point where it is superior to FSX, with the exception of heavily urban scenery. What a shame it didn't launch in this condition, but I'm sure we would have found stuff to howl about anyway. 

 

My biggest issue is that I can't get it to smoothly transition across three screens. There is always some overlap, and in turns the horizon is "broken." I have tried all of the resolutions listed in the program. Am I missing something? This was easy in FSX, you just needed the correct resolution. If you know what I might be doing wrong, please let me know!

After a clean install of 2.3, I feel like P3D has reached the point where it is superior to FSX, with the exception of heavily urban scenery. What a shame it didn't launch in this condition, but I'm sure we would have found stuff to howl about anyway. 

 

My biggest issue is that I can't get it to smoothly transition across three screens. There is always some overlap, and in turns the horizon is "broken." I have tried all of the resolutions listed in the program. Am I missing something? This was easy in FSX, you just needed the correct resolution. If you know what I might be doing wrong, please let me know!

Bill assuming you have Surround with bevel correction set up it should display exactly the same as it would in fsx.

What total resolution are you running.

Your specs say 5800 but that seems a bit low for three 27"s corrected for bevels?

 

gb.

I am using 5904X1080, which is what the Surround panel gives for the value with bevel correction. I have also tried the 5760 setting, but it looks identical, which is one reason I suspect that something odd is happening.

After I went into the surround panel, I went back to P3D, and now, for the first time, it is working correctly. It must have received something from the Nvidia panel it never has before. All's well that ends well!