Question Nvidia GPU for office: 3 monitors, 4K each, many browser tabs, video playing in one monitor

[dor_13]

APPROXIMATE PURCHASE DATE:
Within two months.

BUDGET RANGE:
Up to 500 USD, but would prefer to pay less.

CURRENT GPU AND POWER SUPPLY:
None, I'm currently thinking of a build.

OTHER RELEVANT SYSTEM SPECS:
System will probably be 13th or maybe 14th gen intel.

PREFERRED WEBSITE(S) FOR PARTS:
Newegg.

PARTS PREFERENCES:
Nvidia.
(I know AMD is cheaper, but for this specific build I prefer Nvidia.)

OVERCLOCKING:
No.

SLI OR CROSSFIRE:
No.

MONITOR RESOLUTION:
3 monitors, each 4K.

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
Mostly for office needs.
Would have multiple (many) browser windows/tab,
4K video playing in one of the screens in parallel,
etc. office workload.

I want a GPU which would surely won't stutter during my usage.
I *don't* want a GPU which is internal to the CPU (like Intel's iGPU).

I searched the internet for this kind of a recommendation but didn't find - all articles are aimed towards gaming.

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[Lutfij]

Mentioning the make and models of the panels you'll be driving + the make and model of your case, would help us two fold.

 

[dor_13]

Would you prefer a workstation or gaming gpu for reference as you said budget is mattering so lmk..................................

Sorry though I don't understand how to answer it - why we need a reference to workstation/gaming gpu?

Mentioning the make and models of the panels you'll be driving + the make and model of your case, would help us two fold.

Consider "Fractal Design Meshify C" to be the PC case.

I don't know yet the panels (monitors?) that I'll be driving, didn't decide yet on these.
Why is it important?
Anyway I think it is safe to assume that all monitors have at least one DP port and one HDMI port.
I speculate that I'll daisy chain at least one monitor using DisplayPort Multi-Stream Transport (MST).