High end Office computer

[cardgunner]

Looking to build a couple of high end office computers.
I want to be able to use 4 monitors.
I'd like to use a AMD FX-8350 Vishera processor.
I'd like to have a SSD to run the operating system and a normal drive for storage. Although most storage is done on our file server.
I use remote desktops a lot and have maybe 3 sessions going on all the time.
Other programs used would be Office, SQL Server, Visual Studio, Skype, multiple web browsers, and our own ERP system.
I don't need high end graphics.
Any help weeding thru my choices would is appreciated.

 

[Computerchap]

Here's a good build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1X1MH It does have a card, but it is a very basic one. I didn't include an OS because I don't know which one you use, or if you have a spare OS. The case is great for offices, as it is sleek, quiet and doesn't stand out.

 

[cardgunner]

Here's a good build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1X1MH It does have a card, but it is a very basic one. I didn't include an OS because I don't know which one you use, or if you have a spare OS. The case is great for offices, as it is sleek, quiet and doesn't stand out.

Thanks computerchap. Will that card run 4 DVI monitors?

If not can you make any suggestions.

Thanks.

 

[Computerchap]

Well, the card only has 2 DVI ports, so I guess you'll just have to plug two into the Motherboard.

 

[cardgunner]

I "assumed" that if you added a card it would render your video ports on the motherboard useless. At least it does with all the used ones I have had to add cards to, to get dual monitors. The VGA that was on the board is inop after I add the card.

Am I doing something wrong?

 

[Computerchap]

Well, the card also has a VGA and an HDMI, so I guess you could buy converters. I don't know as I don't have much multi-monitor experience(never used more than 2)