You could possibly get 5 cards running on that board with pci-e risers.
Compatibility is not always 100% once you start adding so many cards.
That board has no extra power (think molex connector or even sata power on the board) to power extra cards so i would say you would run into problems trying to run so many cards from that board.
you can only use a maximum of 4 gpu's, you will see diminishing returns greatly after the 3rd GPU
this motherboard has 3 16x and one 1x so there would be no point in a fourth GPU but it would support 3 if you really wanted to do it
That depends entirely on the number of PCI-E lanes and how they're distributed. Assuming you're using risers and PCI-Ex1 to PCI-Ex16 adapters, you could, in theory, install up to five graphic cards.
You could possibly get 5 cards running on that board with pci-e risers.
Compatibility is not always 100% once you start adding so many cards.
That board has no extra power (think molex connector or even sata power on the board) to power extra cards so i would say you would run into problems trying to run so many cards from that board.