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If you search the internet, you will find a number of PC programs that do exactly that. I do use some of them for my field of studies at university. I will not advertise for a specific company or product but 3 such programs come to my mind.
They allow users to adjust the limiting magnitude displayed. You can select the settings to show faint stars or those with a magnitude of less than 3 for example.
However, if you want to have a professional software, be prepared to pay an astronomic sum.
Your best bet is to check the internet with your favorite search engine and type something like "PC astronomy software showing magnitudes less than 3".
That should do the trick.
Can't find one