Revealed..
http://www.evga.com/articles/00613/
 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vf_7XpJEeOM&feature=player_embedded 
  
Whatever it is, what a card! That fan shroud is the meanest thing I've seen on a card in a while. Looks very sturdy. I hope you have backplates in the works, cause people will want them..

also note the person (who sounded like jacob) said it would be out in the "next two weeks" and that was Jan 9, 2011. I do not think this is the 590 but a variant maybe a dual 560.

1. Nvidia was probably waiting on the 6990 to hit retail, which happend this week.
 
2.  I'd bet that it's 2x 570 cores, but really would love to see it be 2x 580's

It'll probably be 2 580 Gpu's and shader count, but with the gtx570 memory bus specs and clocks, and approximate power draw per Gpu..
 
That will put it in a more acceptable thermal envelope...
 
Personal opinion is the should drop 2 of the Dvi connectors and instead use 3 Hdmi and 1 Dvi, that would allow alot more area to exaust heat from the back if the card.
 
As it us now, its going to dump way more heat in the case then my Gtx295's, which means that a side-panel fan blowing outwards will be mandatory to control case temps if running quad SLI...

Maybe you can see what it is today :)

Don't leave us in dispense Jacob tell us now please. Cherries on top

what a beast!

EVGA_JacobF

Maybe you can see what it is today :)

Bloody Hell Jacob... Way to leave us in suspense......
 
Throw me a frickin bone man...... Tweet, I am one of your followers, lol.......

Waiting on Jacob's famous "Introducing EVGA's GTX ???" threads. 

Just throwing this out their, but what if it's not a SLI dual GPU card, but a GPU + PhysX GPU card like they did with the 275 co-op physX edition?

I do not believe it is the GTX 590, I believe they will be introducing a dual 560 board......
 
Enough of my speculation though.......

that EVGA card has Dual GF114 each with 384 Cuda Cores me thinks , but hey it is a good alternative I reckon, in many tests 2x GTX 560 Ti can keep up with a HD 6990 and it's cheaper also so yeah why not right :)
 
I just hope that EVGA gave it 2x 2048MB 256Bit GDDR5 instead of 2x 1024MB 256Bit GDDR5, as we have seen that a 2048MB VRAM buffer can be very useful

Yeah dead on man! 
 
I'd even consider upgrading from my GTX 580 SCE's then too heh, although I'd put them to use in Project G34 with the SLI Patch Heck I'd even try them EVGA GeForce GX2 560 Ti's with the SLI patch if it would work, as for the name; EVGA GeForce GX2 560 Ti, well that is certainly what I'd call them for sure!
 
Two of these would give you 4x 384 CUDA Cores which is a sweet total of 1536 CUDA Cores, the same amount as a 3-way SLI GTX 580's, but then over two PCI-E x16 slots, not too shabby to be very honest  
 
All we need is good Quad SLI scaling to get things really going on the gaming & simulation fronts and if you are a folder or a Seti'er, well 4 of these cards mght not be such of a bad idea either, then you'll have 8x 384 CUDA Cores which gives you a total of 3072 CUDA Cores to your folding disposals and maybe a lot cheaper than 3 GTX 590's or 4 of them rofl
With projects like Folding@Home and Seti@Home, SLI has no meaning, the more CUDA Cores the better afaik

cdadelaide

This better be 2 x 580 chips, otherwise I will be going over to ATI,  I've had so many problems with my EVGA GTX 295 with absolutely no support.

How can EVGA expect to keep up with ATI when they make dual gpu cards without they fastest chips in them?

U GUYS ASLEEP ?

I hate to think how many people will go to ATI if they put 570 chips in them instead of 580's.

On the other hand....the dual GF110 based card is rumored to released on the 22nd...sooo this is likely something else. As an aside, the GTX 295 didn't have two of the fastest chips either.

biting my fingernails hurry I cant wait!! hehe