Windows 10: Add third monitor - graphics card?

My motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3. It does not appear to have an "on-board" vga.

My graphics card is a GeForce 6600 GT. I am using both digital outputs for the two monitors present.

My monitors are a pair of Asus VS228H-P

I am not a gamer, but do appreciate a crisp display. I mainly run general business programs such as word processor and spreadsheet, internet browser, email, and sometimes enjoy watching a movie or video.

I wish to add a third monitor.

Two questions-

• Would using my old Acer P201w be a mistake in the long run, in that I can get another Asus VS228 for under $100?
• What would the least expensive graphics adapter solution be that would maintain comparable quality?

I'm afraid I have been away from tech for too long and am a bit on the penny-pinching side right now. I suspect that I should purchase the new third monitor, but am completely lost when it comes to the adapter card-

Thank-you very much for your consideration and expertise.

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I have to have a 3-monitor Windows 10 installation. How do I do it?

I am presently running with two monitors. I want to add a third. I am looking for people that have three monitors running under Windows 10 in order to find out what graphics board, etc. that they are using in order to do this.

 

Adding a third monitor

I have 2 monitors connected to my windows 10 HP desktop. I am trying to add a third through USB with no luck (NO SIGNAL). My display adapter is an Intel(R) HD Graphics 630. The third device is a Visio tv/monitor. I am using a HDMI to USB converter.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

 

I'm not personally into multiple monitors. (My main system uses a 28" UHD one.)

This card looks like it'd work:

EVGA GeForce GT 710 DirectX 12 02G-P3-2717-KR 2GB 64-Bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 Video Card - Newegg.com

(eVGA GT 710). I suggest replacing the old Acer since it only does 1680X1050. With a third VS228H-P. you'd need a cable that works with the min HDMI port on the card. There are cheaper GT 7XX cards, but I'm not sure whether any support monitors.