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I've been looking into upgrading my graphics card for a while now, and during my searches I've noticed a couple of them that don't have any sort of video output other than power and PCI. I was wondering if it would be possible to install a graphics card such as an Nvidia Tesla M2070 so that it renders games and whatever I do on my computer, and outputs it through my current ports, which are on my current graphics card, as there is no built in gpu on my motherboard. I'm curious about this because a lot of these cards, while cheap, have incredibly high memories and seem superior to other cards in the same price range.
Tesla is not for gaming. Really not sure what you are asking about. – None – 2016-06-15T18:40:36.383
Like @SiXandSeven8ths said, Tesla is not for gaming, not even video output. It's for GPU Computing where large memory is useful. It won't have anywhere near the graphics performance of a similarly priced GPU but it will by far outpace any normal GPU when it comes to CUDA/OpenCL. – GiantTree – 2016-06-15T18:44:02.963