thanks!

Love the shroud and the way the fans set down under a grill of sorts. Should be a beast!

Lets see if NV can get the dual-GPU thing right this time around :)

I thought the dual GPU was going to be the 595?
 
http://legitreviews.com/news/9486/

oh my

farthestkris

XrayMan

I thought the dual GPU was going to be the 595?

http://legitreviews.com/news/9486/

same ! 

  Hmmmm!        

EVGA GTX 580 FTW KO ACS4 Classified X2

Would be awesome if they pulled off a full out dual 580 card. (even if they had to down clock the chips)(water blocks and a good psu can take care of the extra power needed to take the mhz up) I am thinking that since there are dual 8 pins, this is an evga only custom, and we can expect pricing as such. Thinking minimum of $750+
 
On the positive side, once they release, they might bring down the price of the 580's a little ways.
 
Whatever happened to that Asus Mars II they had shots of?

http://techreport.com/discussions.x/20206

I want to seem some spec on that guy.

Anyone notice that there are two diffrent cards displayed? One with three fans and another with two?

This looks like a card that will use the GF114 core. The number of VRAM modules (supposing there are 8 matching ones on the other side) suggest a card with a 256bit memory bus. That means if nvidia holds true to this generation it means 32 ROP's per GPU. If I had to guess, I'd say this was indeed a dual GF114 GPU with all 384 cores active on each GPU. It makes sense when you take into consideration the TDP of the 500 series cards. I seriously doubt it's going to be a GF100 with 512 cores or even a GF100 with 480 cores as that would drive the TDP through the roof. It already has 2 8pin PCI-E connectors so that's 300w right there and add anotehr 75w through the PCI-E slot and we have an available 375w for this card. If it is a GF100 part it's going to be castrated and downclocked to remain within that available 375w power ceiling. Which is why I think it's going to be a GF114 part.

CraptacularOne

This looks like a card that will use the GF114 core. The number of VRAM modules (supposing there are 8 matching ones on the other side) suggest a card with a 256bit memory bus. That means if nvidia holds true to this generation it means 32 ROP's per GPU. If I had to guess, I'd say this was indeed a dual GF114 GPU with all 384 cores active on each GPU. It makes sense when you take into consideration the TDP of the 500 series cards. I seriously doubt it's going to be a GF100 with 512 cores or even a GF100 with 480 cores as that would drive the TDP through the roof. It already has 2 8pin PCI-E connectors so that's 300w right there and add anotehr 75w through the PCI-E slot and we have an available 375w for this card. If it is a GF100 part it's going to be castrated and downclocked to remain within that available 375w power ceiling. Which is why I think it's going to be a GF114 part.

good explanation and thought crap.
thanks or sharing. I guess if it were based on GF100 chips, it'd need at least (3) 8pin connectors?

This one's from Galaxy custom, and looks much bigger (40cm long), probably dual 580s:
 

http://www.bodnara.co.kr/bbs/article.html?imode=view&D=7&cate=3&d_category=8&num=80489

manbearpig

I've been reading that the dual GPU from Nvidia is ready but they are holding it back until they see ATI's dual GPU.  Don't know if that's true or not though.

Just like in the game of poker, neither side wants to show their hand too early. Both companies have been playing the game for awhile, and they both know how to play it well!      ;)