Is an RX 5700 XT enough to power 4 displays?

[PenguinMaster]

I have an ASRock (AMD) RX 5700 XT Challanger GPU and I was wondering if it could power 4 displays? Their resolutions are 3x 1920x1080 monitors and 1x 2560x1080 monitor. If not, I can add a second GPU. If your wondering why I need so many monitors, its because when coding I find it useful to have 3 for working on, and one for something like instructions. Also I already have these monitors, so it doesn't cost me anything (except power) to use them. If you need my other system specs they are here: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/___ZachG___/saved/#view=yTrdmG

 

If I needed to add another card, what would you recommend? 

[Founders]

Yes it will support four displays simultaneously.

 

The Radeon™ RX 5700 / Radeon™ RX 5700 XT graphics card provides support for Ultra HD resolutions via its DisplayPort connections. Up to four displays can be simultaneously supported via the onboard DisplayPort and HDMI connections. 

[dalekphalm]

10 minutes ago, Chickenfans said:

I have an ASRock (AMD) RX 5700 XT Challanger GPU and I was wondering if it could power 4 displays? Their resolutions are 3x 1920x1080 monitors and 1x 2560x1080 monitor. If not, I can add a second GPU. If your wondering why I need so many monitors, its because when coding I find it useful to have 3 for working on, and one for something like instructions. Also I already have these monitors, so it doesn't cost me anything (except power) to use them. If you need my other system specs they are here: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/___ZachG___/saved/#view=yTrdmG

 

If I needed to add another card, what would you recommend? 

It'll output 4 displays via the desktop no problem - I use a laptop w/ a Quadro P600 at work, and I have 3x 1050p (16:10) displays hooked up via a Thunderbolt Dock no problem - I can run 4 including the built-in display (but I normally leave that display disabled when I'm docked).

 

You're obviously not going to want to game on all displays, but if you're just doing stuff like coding, web browsing, etc - then you are good to go.