Plz if there's a way for me to pull this off only having to buy one more monitor let me know!

Well I can see how some wouldn't think it would look right but the angle and distance I have things is actually going to be pretty solid.  I have since learned all I need to do is get another monitor if equal resoultion and a dvi cable.
 

Will do, tomorrow I'm receiving two 32" HDTV's (yeah i went a little crazy, even measured how high the 46" generally appears in my vision from the angle I sit to see what height off my desk would be relative to having the same screen size as the 46", the 24" recently spoke of was NOT going to cut it).  As well as two dvi to HDMI connectors.  I "should", and now this is according to EVGA customer service and a dude who, according to him, knows his 2d and even 3d surround stuff, be able to just put the two 32's at the angle I want them on my desk, hook them both up from DVI to HDMI in the TV with my adapters/connectors w/e u wanna call them, and then configure it in the nvidia control panel's surround/physx section.  Will no doubt take a lot of tinkering and configuring, but once all is set right it "should work".  Brand/model etc only really matter for 3d surround, I know that all 3 I'm attempting to use are able to be set and/or max out at 60Hz refresh and are 1920 x 1080.  Also, and I probably won't do this unless I magically come up with a place to set it, I should be able to connect said 24" as an accessory display with the last connector, but only AFTER configuring 2d surround.  Here's the place to really look at: http ://www. geforce. com/optimize/guides/how-to-correctly-configure-geforce-gtx-680-surround/#2 
 
Note:  There are spaces between the initial address of geforceDOTcom, after the p and both periods because the site won't let a link post even as plain text, at least not for me.  But that's where the best info for what I'm doing appears to be.  As well, yes I notice that in the address it says "correctly configure geforce gtx 680 surround" but once you get to the page you will see that it's actually listed on there as "600 series cards", so this should work for all of them, especially a 670 which is basically a 680 with a couple things tuned down for marketing.
 

 

There's actually another page in that configuration I listed where you select what GPU, which surround you want, and whether it's landscape or potrait, then they give you a diagram.  In that, there's definitely a working diagram for the 670 and 2d surround.  As far as pics go, I'll work on that lol, and actually my room isn't that big at all, desk should BARELY be enough haha, this will smother me but....that's what I WANT!

BAM!  Worked right out of the box after going through the settings, got 32" on the left, 46" in the middle, and 32" on the right, looks PERFECT because of how close I have my 32's.  I can't believe how awesome surround is.  The only thing is the "stretching" on the side monitors, but then again I've only tried the "super user friendly" oblivion, which NEVER gives the user a headache...ha!  Also wall mounted the 24" i was speaking of earlier behind and above the big boy as an accessory display, so far not even an fps drop noticed.  Thank God for all the luck I've had with compatibility, now to finally finally play this!  Possible pics coming soon. 
 
P.S.  Trail how's ur plans coming? 

lets see some pics 

OK, didn't forget about this and I haven't forgot about pics, just working on getting someone to take them (my phone always says they're too large...w/e...).  However, A LOT has happened since the last report of my situation.  Everything I reported previously was 100% accurate...but.... those cheap 32" 1080p's that I had?  Yeah..they were exactly that, cheap.  Nothing broke or is wrong, but the picture, my gosh, with them on the side of my insignia it was just enough to make me sick.  NO SETTING on them could even come close to touching the insignia.  It really was bad enough to kill it for me.  So, I got a little more crazy...again..  I decide to return them, UPS gettin' 'em tomorrow, and buy a couple insignias of the same size so the picture would be perfectly identical as far as contrast, color, etc.  But... there was only one 32" in stock within 200 miles of me.  So what to do?  I went up of course, pretty good deal on 39" insignia 1080p's ($300).  Got two of those to go on the side of the 46" and got home and all the picture settings meshed GREAT with the 46".  However, somehow with this my gfx card and drivers, or something (everyone at EVGA and myself aren't really sure) caused the 1920 x 1080 configuration under PC in the nvidia control panel to disappear, I have no idea why and nobody else really does, tho I was told it's likely the EDID that I'd have to get from the manufacturer.  This means surround must take the highest resolution that IS left under PC to configure the surround, which was about 3840 x 1024...screw that....barely covered the inside thirds of my outside monitors, if that.  So lo and behold again I drive 100 miles to the nearest best buy (just did this yesterday for the two 39") and pick up a 3rd 39" insignia, all 3 absolutely identical now down to the last detail.  It looks freaking AMAZING now, I mean wow with actually being happy with the picture on all 3 displays it really was worth all the trouble (I haven't actually played a game other than testing the display in a week now...) configuring, taking down, setting up, downloading drivers, talking to evga technical support, etc. etc.  I'm just blown away and finally finally truly happy all around with my setup.  Oh, and for those who've read the entire thread up to this point, the 24" I had wall mounted behind the surround setup has now been taken down, because the 46" took its place, which just omgosh...words don't cover how awesome that is just hanging up there for football or a movie or what have you while I game.  So there ya go, update of what's going on for me, NEVER BUY A SCEPTRE TV IF YOU LIKE CLEAR COLORFUL DISPLAY!!  And those pics, they're coming soon!!

BF3 I haven't ran yet, however an EXTREMELY heavily modded oblivion with 4x textures, extra AI, etc., lots of things that usually muck up the fps and I'm still around 60.  I'm too deep into oblivion as far as what I just enjoy playing.  Gimme a couple days and I'll throw up BF3 marks.

Not the best resolution, and no FPS proof, I'll get that up in a few.

Looking good! Glad you got sorted out in the end, and good performance too.
Neither of my two current monitors are available now, so I'll end up with three different ones. All the same size and practically the same but fingers crossed they'll work together. Nobody knows what the sync polarities are! I might try it off the single GPU first just in case.

clo007

Nice set-up man.

 
Thanks bud!

very cool !!! welcome to the 3 screen club once you enter you cannot leave!!!