A little while back, I was tasked with upgrading a PC in our office which output to 4 HDMI only TV's so it could output to 6. After a bit of investigation I came across one of the very few cards with 6 outputs, the AMD FirePro W600. Little did I know that despite the AMD website and Amazons listing for the item both mentioning it could output to 6 monitors, there's a little section in the manual that says it will only output through converters to 2 HDMI screens! Ensue confusion and frustration.
Sadly the TV's are a cheap alternative to a proper NOC screens, so they don't have any PC connections, just HDMI, so I can't use any other connector for them. This means a new approach.
I am thinking two graphics cards each with triple outputs (if this works), however they HAVE to be either HDMI or passively converted using adaptors to HDMI with little to no fuss, I can't have this go wrong again costing the company more money.
Two graphics cards requires a new PC though as the current one only has one PCIe slot. Other requirements are minimal, i5, 8GB RAM, HDD... etc.
So I need some assistance choosing graphics cards, something I have looked into very little these past few years (I still have a GTX 560 Ti!), and a mobo to host them which can fit the rest of the above.
There is no set budget, but I will require good components from trusted manufacturers as this machine is on 24x7. I would prefer to build rather than buy complete.
The output is all 2D, so no top of the range performance or gaming cards are required, but if it has to be one to get the three outputs then so be it.
Any advise please?