How about Galaxy Mars 2 9024 Mars?

When it comes to top-level graphics cards, ASUSROG’s Ares series cards (MARS and ARES) are a name that will never be ignored. The ARES and MARS graphics cards, both named after the God of War, use AMD and NVIDIA GPUs respectively. The latter is widely circulated because of its multiple meanings and is interpreted as "Mars card". We have already seen the ARES2 based on AMD Radeon HD7990 in early 2013. The luxurious large PCB and the mixed air and water cooling radiator left a deep impression on people. However, the MARS III based on dual complete GK104 chips (GeForce GTX680), which was exhibited earlier at Computex2012, has yet to be seen. In the end, we even knew that due to force majeure from NVIDIA, this model had surpassed the "NVIDIA officially released later." The MARS III, a 690 tactical nuclear graphics card that can destroy an aircraft carrier battle group with one shot, unfortunately aborted. More than a year later, just when people were about to give up waiting for the MARS graphics card made by NVIDIA's chip code-named Kepler, ASUS launched a graphics card based on the MARS760, and you can tell from the name. It will be a graphics card based on NVIDIA GeForce GTX760, one of the most popular mainstream gaming GPUs. It has been nearly two years since GK104 was released, and NVIDIA officially launched the "690 Tactical Core Graphics Card" with dual GK104 cores early. In addition, the GTX760 is not the full specification GK104, and the configuration of the MARS760 can be said to be worthy of the name "Mars" (what a bad joke). Without the most powerful GPU as a basis, there are also very few crazy designs that belonged to the ASUROG God of War series in the past. When MARSIII was aborted and the name MARS760 was decided, it was also destined that this third officially released MARS graphics card would not be associated with the term "top". Despite this, if only viewed as a high-end, high-performance gaming graphics card, the performance of the MARS760 is quite acceptable, and its performance can still be ranked among the best among today's single graphics cards. However, the inability to treat such a graphics card also named MARS with the same attitude as the previous MARS always makes people feel that something is missing. We can only look forward to whether this regret can be made up for in 2014.