-_-Overall, the power is great

Card runs quite even with higher fan settings and stays fairly cool using custom power and fan settings , but does/"can" get abit warm running hard core graphic AAA games even when housed in a Corsair 780T case with good air flow (keeping in

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In terms of the pure power and energy efficiency this card reminds me of the Ati HD 5870 back in 2009

The addition of a second 8 pin connecter insures adequate power

I suggest good quality power supply and motherboard

I had to build a custom graphics card rack to hold all 3 and then use PCI-e extenders (which make you lose some processing power) to connect them all

The key feature of Pascal architecture is that it uses a smaller manufacturing process 16 nm versus 28nm for older Maxwell architecture, resulting a greater number of transistors in GPU and improving power and thermal performance