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The card consumes less than 75 Watts of power, as you can see no 6-pin power connector is required to give the card some extra juice. Sounds good, but actually it also has a downside. It can limit overclocking slightly.

Opposed to the GTS cards the GT is not HDCP capable, unless the board partner decides to include a crypto chip (which none of them do). The cards also have two dual-link connectors for really high monitor resolution support up-to 2560x1600 (as tested today), and DVI outputs.

To your upper left you can see a 7-pin video out port for support for S-Video, composite and component (YPrPb) through an optional dongle. Most board partners include some sort of S-video cable and analog HDTV cable for this.

Creepy photo time .. Single slot heatsink fan. More noisy than the IT cooler on the GTS, it surely cools a notch better than the reference cooler though.

Fired up and stress-tested in the test system.