Reddit mentions of BenQ America - GW2760HS - 27" Wide LED 4MS

A couple of months ago I took the plunge and set up my own rig using an Obutto R3volution as the frame. It may be outside your budget, especially if you need to buy PC/monitors/wheel too, but I highly recommend it.

If you want to build it yourself then, as an alternative to wood, consider 80/20 aluminium framing - I've seen pictures of lots of rigs built out of that stuff.

If you want to run triple screens then there are some things to think about:

• Make sure you get a graphics card that's capable of driving 3 screens. Not only the physical connections, but the power to push around 3x as many pixels as usual.
  
• Monitors last for a long time (i.e. you rarely need to upgrade them) and you spend all your time staring at them, so don't skimp and buy cheap ones just to save a bit of cash - make sure you get something with a decent picture.
  
• For best results make sure all 3 screens are the same make & model.
  
• The price/performance/size sweet spot seems to be 27" screens.
  
• The narrower the bezel, the better.
  
• My budget choice, after plenty of research, was the BenQ GW2760HS. A clear picture, narrow bezels, VESA mounting, well known manufacturer and, best of all, a sensible price. It's only 60Hz and 1080p, but I don't find either of those to be an issue.
  
  When it comes to AMD vs Nvidia graphics cards - I have machines with both, and I find the AMD drivers more convenient for switching between normal (3 x 1920x1080) and Eyefinity/Surround (1 x 5760x1080) screen modes (which is something I do frequently). With the AMD software I can just create icons on my desktop to switch modes at the click of a mouse. With the Nvidia drivers it's a bit more fiddly. If I had to upgrade my graphics card I'd probably go with AMD again, because I like the convenience. YMMV.
  
  Regarding the sim racing itself, I highly recommend getting into iRacing (free 3 month trial here, I believe it still works despite the wording). It's the best multi-player racing you can get, IMO, and not as expensive as some people make it seem.
  
  Of course, once you've got all that set up and get into the racing, you'll realise it's just the first step. Then you'll be wanting button boxes, SimVibe with bass shakers, motion actuators, upgraded pedals & wheel ... it never ends. (But don't tell the wife!)
  

No offense, but it seems kinda impractical to spend £150 on two 27" monitors.

I'd suggest you spend around £310 for the LG 29UM65 - Native Resolution of 2560x1080 (http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00I3GJBH6?pc_redir=1413038690&robot_redir=1)

Alternatively if you absolutely HAVE to have two 27" monitors. Native resolution of 1920x1080 (http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00BPL0558?pc_redir=1413080523&robot_redir=1)

Get the Benq 27inch GW2760..I think it has the thinnest bezel in the entire Benq monitor range. and a great display.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/BenQ-GW2760HS-Multimedia-Monitor-Speakers/dp/B00BPL0558/ref=sr_1_1?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1425579605&sr=1-1&keywords=GW2760

Unfortunately, because tech in Britain is considerably more expensive I'm not sure I can afford it - it's £195 here, which is a bit of a push for my price.

If I can muster up the cash...which is unlikely...it does seem like a much better option.

I moved in with my parents, and this was my only source of entertainment for a while. Then I hated it, and GTF outta there, and the monitor stays with me.

I did buy it three years ago. It's a solid monitor with great colours. - https://www.amazon.co.uk/BenQ-GW2760HS-Multimedia-Monitor-Speakers/dp/B00BPL0558/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1469938020&sr=8-1&keywords=gw2760s