Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 Multi Screen Setup (3 Screens)

Today I saw a You Tube piece on using multiple monitors with FS 2020 by a game developer (not associated with FS 2020). He explained some things about game development and feels that accommodating multiple monitors will take such a frame rate hit that
only very powerful pc's would be able to model the beautiful scenery. Until more powerful hardware is commonly available they probably will not address this issue. But he did talk about stretching the one screen across three monitors using the window
option near the top of the graphics settings "Display Mode". Change it to "windowed" and then you can drag and stretch the single monitor image to the left and right monitors. I only go about 3/5 of the way and both sides to minimize the stretching effect.
It does seem to give you more of a view both right and left. I use the unused areas to house the pop-outs. You can't see your wings but the view is more awesome than just using one monitor. It is too bad that when you move the cursor onto a pop-out, you
lose control of the plane (unless you are in autopilot mode). Oh, if all your monitors are the same, it works much better. If your center monitor is larger for example, the image doesn't line up :-(

Apparently they overlooked multimonitor support . They should already be aware of this already. I'm very disappointed they did not implement this. Also the beta testers should have brought this up to Asobo or Microsoft. Which they should be able to fix.
The problem I see is the interface . Its setup like a game. If it is to be a true simulator it needs multi monitor support like X-Plane and Prepared. FSX had it how could they miss this. Everyone needs to push on this. Hopefully our voices will be heard.
The concept is great. But it still needs alot more to compete with X-Plane or prepared OR FSX fir that matter. Until they fix this its just a glorified game with pretty views.

Yeah true... I guess if enough of us highlight the shortcomings they will - in time - come good. I get the feeling that there will be a huge amount of $$$'s coming into the MS treasure chest to make it better and better and better. I have never been so
comfortable shelling out GBP 100 for any other MS product ( so that's a compliment to them!). I guess i had greater expectations than MS can deliver at this time... If anybody from MS is reading this thread - thank you! Long overdue, great product, make
it second to none! Sort out the multi screen thing

Thanks for your feedback Roni. On balance it's not a bad offering from MS but i was hoping that it would be streets ahead of FSX with all the functionality in that product - multi screen, plus plus plus!!!

Don't get me wrong. I think it ticks most of the boxes but "most" real world pilots (myself included) are looking for a SIMULATOR to assist with our progress to PPL - not just a GAME. Am i making sense? I hope so...

Hello Manuel Gringo. Here is my set up you requested. I'm running Win 10 Home Version. I have 3 Samsung 27" monitors running off an ASUS Nvidia Geforce 1070 Ti video card with an M.2 500
gig SSD and Ripjaw 16 Gig memory. My monitors were first set up in the Nvidia Control Panel by combining all three as one using the "Set Up Multiple Displays" feature. They are set at 5760 x 1080 resolution at 60Hz. Go to (Adjust Desktop Size and Position)
Set the "Scaling" to "No Scaling"> Set the "Size" to "Auto-Select.