960 GTX for productivity? Max monitors it supports?

[TidalWaveOne]

This is for PRODUCTIVITY, not gaming.

I have this card ON ORDER for $204.99 from Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00SD9KZCI/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER

What is the maximum number of monitors it supports? It has 6 ports but I think it can only support 4 monitors... is that correct?

Will this 2GB card be enough to run 4 monitors for productivity? I have these monitors:
2x 2560x1600
2x 1920x1080

Also one more monitor I will be running on a USB display adapter so I don't have to run deal video cards anymore (since I assume the 960 chip can only handle 4 monitors and I have 5): 1920x1200

I'm really looking forward to dumping my dual AMD 7850 cards because of constant driver problems. It's like AMD fixes one thing then breaks another thing. I hear NVIDIA has better drivers... I can't see how they can be much worse with all the issues I've had with AMD during the years I've had the dual 7850 system.

Thanks!

 

[giantbucket]

for half the price, you could get an Asus GT640-2GD3. each will drive 4 screens but i'm not sure if it can do your specific resolution mix (it can do all 4 as 1920x1080)

https://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GT6402GD3/overview/

you could afford to run dual of those cards, or one card and run another monitor from onboard (if you have a non-FX series CPU). i personally run dual GT640 plus a GT610 plus onboard (i5) with zero driver issues.

 

[TidalWaveOne]

for half the price, you could get an Asus GT640-2GD3. each will drive 4 screens but i'm not sure if it can do your specific resolution mix (it can do all 4 as 1920x1080)

https://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GT6402GD3/overview/

you could afford to run dual of those cards, or one card and run another monitor from onboard (if you have a non-FX series CPU). i personally run dual GT640 plus a GT610 plus onboard (i5) with zero driver issues.

Thanks but that doesn't look like it has all the ports I would want plus I want something more modern and power efficient... and I want to have only one card to simplify my setup and reduce power usage.