Dc5850 Quad monitors: Onboard Video + Video Card

I have a HP dc5850 AMD Minitower and would like to hook up 4 monitors.
I read here on the hp site that you can utilize both onboard video (Dual DVI) and use an additional Video Graphics Card (Dual DVI) to support a total of 4 monitors (2 from onboard dual DVI and 2 from dual dvi from the Graphics card) by enabling the SurroundView in F10 setup.
HP lists these ATI cards:
ATI Radeon X1300 Pro (256 MB DH) PCIe Graphics Card -AH050AA (total of four displays along with on-board) 
ATI Radeon HD 2400XT (256 MB DH) PCIe Graphics Card -KD060AA (total of four displays along with on-board) 
ATI Radeon HD 3650 (512 MB DH) PCIe x16 Graphics Card -KS505AA (total of four displays along with on-board)
Am I limited to these cards or can I use a more current "ATI" dual DVI PCI-e x16 card work with the onboard video?
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Hi,
Be careful with the newer AMD graphics cards as they make not work in your PC.  Know what the return policy is before you buy.
I typically like to suggest the older NVIDIA cards with some exceptions as they have been shown to provide better compatibility with older PCs.  However, the older NVIDIA cards will only support two monitors. Some of the older AMD cards have backwards compatibility issues in some of the HP PCs.
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