How many display outputs does an RTX 2080 Super support

[berberries]

I'm currently running a Gigabyte Aorus RTX 2080 Super 8G, driving 4x LG 27UL500-W 4k60hz displays (Only plau games once in awhile. I do more 3d, vfx and video)

 

Still running out of monitor space so I'm considering getting a 5th monitor (1080p likely an LG 24MK430H-B 75Hz). My question is does my GPU even support 5 display outputs. I'm using all 3 DP outs and the HDMI out, so I'm left with a Type-C.

 

But on the product page one part states 5 display outputs.

 

And further down it states 4 different views.

 

So I'd like to confirm is it actually 4 or 5. Don't have a Type-C to any other display cable at the moment, so i can't just plug in a 5th monitor from somewhere else to test it unfortunately. And if it 4 outputs, Would the best option be just to use a second GPU to send a display out signal?

 

Thanks in advance

[SpookyCitrus]

It supports up to five, the first picture you linked says you can have at once, 3xHDMI, 1xDP, and 1xUSB-C or 3xDP, 1xHDMI, and 1xUSB-C all running displays. So you just need a monitor with USB-C support or need to grab a USB-C to HDMI or DP adapter to use with the monitor you decide to get.

[Chartre]

So, what is the meaning of point 4 in the second screenshot: The GPU supports up to 4 views?

Is "views" some kind of terminology to reffer to screens? If not, can someone explain, please? I'm actually very intriged.