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Here is the first picture of the upcoming ASUS ROG MARS 760.

ROG MARS 760 is equipped with two GK104-425 GPUs offering a total of 2304 CUDA cores. Both processors are connected through PLX PEX8747 chip, delivering the best possible performance for such configuration. MARS will also support Quad-SLI.

There’s also a new picture released by HardwareLuxx showing its PCB. You can see Kepler GK104 GPU, the PLX chip and 12-phase DIGI+ VRM. Card will require two 8-pin power connectors.

Now let me give you a glimpse of what ROG MARS is going to offer. It has a dual-fan DirectCU II cooling solution with a heat sink for each GPU, a backplate, and even a glowing MARS logo.

From what I’ve heard, ROG MARS 760 is faster than all single-GPU cards. How will it perform in comparison to GTX 690 and HD 7990? You need to wait till Tuesday to know. 

:http://videocardz.com/48019/asus-rog-mars-760-pictured

 

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I love how they quietly killed the Poseidon, and dual 760 is a strange choice IMO

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it should be one massive heat sink, that would be better

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I love how they quietly killed the Poseidon

Nobody liked that octopus bs of a card

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I don't see a point in this GPU. 

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dual 770 or 780(ti) and i would totaly build a bitfenix build with them....

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It seems odd to make a mid range card like this into a special edition ROG. Why not a 780Ti MARS?

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This might be the first time that I saw 3 DVI connectors on one card, but the choice of going with 2 760 seems odd...

 

there are a few cards with 3 dvis. Mostly those are nvidia dual gpu cards like the 690/590. I think the old Mars had 3 dvis aswell.

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This might give sick performance. Especially in quad sli.

Let's say it can max Crysis 3 at 60fps ( just example.) Now add the other chip 120fps. So multiply that by 4 and you get what. Around 480 fps. See what I mean.

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This might give sick performance. Especially in quad sli.

Let's say it can max Crysis 3 at 60fps ( just example.) Now add the other chip 120fps. So multiply that by 4 and you get what. Around 480 fps. See what I mean.

SLI doesn't scale like that... Adding a second card gives about 80% increase for a total of 180%. Then for 3 cards you get maybe 50% so total 230%. See where this is going?

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I have SLI 760s they're very very powerful.  If it's priced right it will be a huge powerhouse.

 

So stupid... Not even worth the extra money you have to pay for two GPUs... 

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I love how they quietly killed the Poseidon, and dual 760 is a strange choice IMO

they're saving it for the R9 290 dual gpu card xD

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I would buy it for da bling bling...... Seriously, that card is sexy as room full of supermodels

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Reminds me of the Evga 560ti 2win, as it was also a strange dual gpu card with 2 mid range cards instead of 2 high end. For this card, if asus can price it decently it may make a good option for itx builds, but besides that, I can't really see much point to it.

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Will have to be faster than a 780 Ti and cheaper than a 780 for this to be worth it.

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It looks awesome....i kind of want one now

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dual 770 or 780(ti) and i would totaly build a bitfenix build with them....

Dual 770's already exist. (To a certain extent but it's true) 690..

 

I would appreciate dual 770's.

690.. Just lower clocked on the Mem and missing GPU boost, etc. 

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