Video cards with 2 dvi output ports compatiable with hpe h8-1234

I need a video card that will support 2 dvi monitors and be compatiable with a hpe h8-1234 desktop. Please help

Hi,
The current video card in your PC will support two DVI monitors. Just use a HDMI to DVI cable with one of the monitors. Your video connection possibilities are: one analog DVI monitor and one digital monitor or two DVI digital monitors. For best results use two digital monitors.
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