Home radiology barco monitors

hey tech geniuses I'm looking for some advice. I'm thinking about setting up a home reading station with a used barco Monitor. Does anyone know if you need to use the barco GPU or can I just use my gaming GPU radeon RX 580?

Also it looks like the monitor uses 2X DVI and my card uses 3x display port I'm assuming I can just use a DVI to display port adapter?

Last question is the QA web software is there a place that you can download this, and is there a subscription fee?

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