Questions about multiple displays on mac.

Hello,
I am hoping to make a 3 display system for my mac pro. However thunderbolt displays are ridiculously priced and i dont need the quality they bring. My goal is to make my 3 displays be for as cheep as possible. Now the display i would love to have is an asus screen priced at 139$. I would love to be able to have each display be a seperate desktop. Is their a way to achieve this? The asus screen can do HDMI DVI and VGA

Which Mac Pro/graphics card(s)?
If the new 2013 then:
Mac Pro (Late 2013): Using multiple displays
With OSX 10,9,3 you have a max of two with HDMI, VGA or DVI monitor inputs. 10.9.2 and earlier allowed more. You can add Thunderbold and display port/mini display more monitors to those two

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