I actually like it quite a lot.
I don't think it's ugly.
I actually like it quite a lot.
I don't think it's ugly.
I think the red and black is sexy, it would match my ROG motherboard
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ASUS MARS II Review
http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1684/1/
Damn, that's pure sex.
Originally Posted by Olivon
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Performance is nice but the hefty price tag just isn't worth it, and as mentioned previously, it would have been worth it if it had 3GB of VRAM, why ASUS did not bother I don't know. May as well add higher VRAM if they were going to charge more than $1K.
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I wish ASUS or some other company would come out with a high end card (exceeding the typical AMD/NVidia reference cards) that conformed to the PCI-E size spec...these cards extend a huge amount above the normal top of the slot. Considering the power consumption of these cards, perhaps having a model that has it's power supplied externally would be a thought.
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Thanks for the help (or lack thereof) in resolving my P3700 issue, FUGGER...
XTREMELY overpriced card... :|
with 1500$ you can buy 3 gtx580's and have much better numbers than with one of these beasts...
But hey, i bow my head to the engineers who created such a masterpice
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A pity it won't fit or run in my SilverStone SG07 hahaha.
That would be something alright.
As expected, they didn't dare turn on 8AA in Shogun 2, and legged it from Metro 2033.
ASUS MARS II is $1,499.99 @newegg
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814121470
Lol and they charge $10 shipping. That is funny to me.
and as mentioned before in other threads you cannot actually buy the card without dropping at least $3,300 on a combo
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