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It doesn't even output to a display, so it won't game at all. It's designed for constant GPU accelerated computing in a server environment, where an ordinary card such as a 980 would die within days.

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You can't use it for gaming.

1. It's meant for computational computing.

2. It has no outputs other than the PCIe interface.

3. It could only benefit gaming as a PhysX device.

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Well you could toss it around with your friends, that's about the only practical "game" use I can see out of it.

not sure i would want to do that with a $6000 gpu lol

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you cant game with a GPU that has no display output

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