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Wow. This is a blast from the past :)
I think you have your titan's mixed up
I had the Maxell titan released back in 2015.
The Titan X (Pascal) had only just been released in 2016 when this review was posted along with the GTX 1080.
The architecture of 10 series card allowed the 70 and 80 cards to outperform the 9th gen cards with this lead expanding with the release of the "ti" series cards. A card that is still very good to this day.
Thanks to what I believe were more aggressive clocks power limits and cooling the 1080 and 1080ti have been able to outperform the titan X Pascal and the titan Xp on average.
Titan and Quadro cards make no sense for gaming unless you also use programs that benefit from these cards but tend to perform close to their HTX counterpart.
Thanks, Scott
PS. I am legitimately curious to hear more about this 6GPU in 1U thing if you can? I can't imagine using anything smaller then a 2U chassis. Were most of the parts bespoke or of the shelf?