ASUS offers Unmatched Performance with the Republic of Gamers MARS II Graphics Card featuring Dual NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 GPUs

The ASUS ROG MARS II is the world's fastest graphics card for gamers or enthusiasts seeking the absolute best in cutting-edge technology, design and performance

ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) division, the world's leading innovator in motherboard and graphics card design for gamers, is excited to launch the limited-edition MARS II graphics card. Featuring fully clocked (782MHz) dual NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 GPUs, 3GB of GDDR5 video memory, exclusive DirectCU II cooling technology, and a class leading Super Alloy Power (SAP) design the ROG MARS II offers ground breaking multi-GPU performance in a single card that delivers the ultimate gaming experience. Offering performance that is up to 22% faster than a reference GeForce GTX 590 means the MARS II is fully capable of running today's latest DirectX 11 games at 1080P and above resolutions at maximum detail settings for truly immersive game play. In order to control this dominating graphics performance the ROG MARS II is bundled with the exclusive ASUS GPU Tweak utility, which puts users in direct control of a wide range of performance parameters, including clock speeds, voltages, and fan speeds that all are accessible via a friendly user interface.

Asus is asking users to deal their motherboard stories in a epidemic meet, in which it will try to find people who "have done awesome things with their motherboard."

The pattern is called Self-importance, which stands for Doing, Reliability, Invention, Outline and Expertness, and it kicks off today. Stunted stories, videos, or conceive of entries can submitted as entries, and the rigid is giving away some tolerably impressive prizes – such as an all expenses paid journey to ASUS headquarters in Taiwan to bump into rendezvous with the ASUS R&D pair.

“ASUS knows what customers look for in a motherboard, and we establish in check out and evolvement to effect we set forth Glory in with each and every motherboard,” said Jackie Hsu, corporate evil president and GM, broad sales. “This contest is all about inspiring and being inspired by people who have done absurd things with their ASUS motherboards, as well as showing how innovative technology can be.”