Are you asking if you can flip the picture so they're all showing the extended desktop correctly? If your monitor can flip that way then you're good to go. In the Nvidia CPL you can rotate the displays in either portrait, or even Portrait flipped which is basically your last monitor and start doing w/e it is you wanna do with them. Before you start making your whole ninja mount thingy just test it out to make sure that's what you want.

I can flip the displays normally, but when I enable SLI, and span the display across the monitors, I can't seem to select individual monitors to rotate. 
 
The  left & center monitors are portrait, and the right is portrait flipped.

Left monitor: Acer 201W
Middle monitor: Acer B203W
Right monitor: Acer 201W
 
My solution is to simply buy another B203W monitor because it is square.  The 201W bottom bezel has the tapers which wont allow you to butt them against each other.  I will just simply have a spare 201W monitor .
 

SkylarM

It isn't possible as far as I am aware -- in surround it treats it as 1 big monitor:


Ignore the glare on one screen, it took weird. 

 
Kind of hard to ignore this kind of glare ;)

 
No matter what I tried, the Nvidia software is not capable of adjusting individual monitors orientation when doing the expanded desktop.  Normal monitor operation you have control and you can adjust each individually. 

I am running 3 of the Acer 3D GD235HZ monitors but in landscape haven't tried messing with the portrait mode don't really think I could since they have the v shape bezel.
FFXIV @ 6036x1080 bezel correction
 

V shaped bezel FTL.  Just e-bayed a "new" square monitor.  Figures it ships from the other side of the country...

160 I think?  I just adjust that road thingy until the road thingy looks straight.

could be.  I guess it should look straight from where you sit.  As long as it looks good?  I am just going to rotate the monitor (bezel be damned) until the new monitor arrives.
 
I did play around with it for a while without the screen expansion.  I will say web browsing is 'unique' simply because you can see much more of a website without scrolling down.  Websites are only so wide, and monitors are MUCH wider, so you don't have to scroll down as much. 

Might as well get a 40something inch TV if thats the case.

nateman_doo 

Might as well get a 40something inch TV if thats the case. 

 
Try a 30 inch 2560x1600 

 

nateman_doo 

got a 52" sharp for movies.  the screens are for gaming.  I don't watch movies on my computer all that much. 

 

Actually, a 30 inch IPS 2560x1600 monitor is far superior than 3x1920x1080 TN panels for gaming. I have a 27 inch IPS 2560x1440 and have had 3x1920x1080 TN panels. The 27 inch IPS 2560x1440 monitor blows the three crappy TN panels out of the water. It really isn't even a competition for around the same price.
Edit: forgot to add, this is my opinion of course.

So after rotating the far right screen I was able to play games.  Then I noticed something.  When I actually started gaming, there was a strange glare on .  It was sort of like a fading out of a monitor like when you install one of those privacy screen overlays.  I think its just the angle the screen is sitting at, so I have to adjust fire which isn't a problem since the mount I built is very modular. (I hope)

So here is the monitor with the proper orientation:

Notice the right bezel is wider then the left.  Good thing Nvidia allows independent bezel management. 
 
 
Now here comes the glare I was referring too.
 

Looking from the right side, you see a "slight" darkening of the right monitor as viewed from the right side.
 
It gets worst from the other side though:

When viewed from the left... the left screen all but disappears, and a good portion of the second. 
 
 
Now I am faced with a dilemma. These Acer monitors I am certain are not the best.  I am wondering if there are more expensive monitors that allow more viewing angles?  I already committed to buying an additional center monitor to replace the right side with because of the wider bezel, but now I am wondering if I would have to buy better monitors altogether.
 
So I am left with trying to combat the glare, or just go back to the ridiculous wide screen view of 5040x1050 (which does rock btw)

Please continue this discussion.  I find myself reading it wishing I had the same problems and it's making for a good soap opera.  Also, please include more pictures so I can keep being jealous.
 
My little 24" is making me feel inadequate.

That "glare" you speak of is a flaw in the TN panel. It is a cheap panel with a low viewing angle. When you turn it in portrait mode, you will notice it a lot more than if you had it in landscape. I've tried portrait mode on a TN before, so I know exactly what you are referring to.